To ensure the originality of their research and properly cite sources.

To complete their coursework and dissertation on time.

To attend all classes and participate in discussions.

To maintain a high GPA.

Plagiarism

Fabrication of data

Falsification of data

Self-plagiarism

To demonstrate the student's research skills and knowledge.

To contribute new knowledge to the field of study.

To fulfill the requirements for the doctoral degree.

All of the above.

To provide guidance and feedback to the student during the research process.

To evaluate the student's dissertation and make a recommendation to the graduate school.

To ensure that the student's research is ethical and complies with university regulations.

All of the above.

Failing the course or being expelled from the program.

Having to retake the course or complete additional coursework.

Being denied the doctoral degree.

All of the above.

Be honest and transparent about your sources.

Cite all sources properly.

Get help from your professors and TAs if you are struggling with a course.

All of the above.

Plagiarism is copying someone else's work without giving them credit, while self-plagiarism is copying your own work without giving yourself credit.

Plagiarism is copying someone else's work without giving them credit, while self-plagiarism is reusing your own work without giving yourself credit.

Plagiarism is copying someone else's work without giving them credit, while self-plagiarism is copying your own work without giving someone else credit.

Plagiarism is copying someone else's work without giving them credit, while self-plagiarism is copying your own work without giving yourself credit or someone else credit.

To review and approve research proposals involving human subjects.

To ensure that research is conducted ethically and in accordance with federal regulations.

To protect the rights and welfare of human subjects.

All of the above.

The rights and welfare of human subjects.

The use of animals in research.

The use of confidential information.

All of the above.

Consult with your advisor and the IRB.

Follow all applicable laws and regulations.

Be honest and transparent about your research methods and findings.

All of the above.

A primary source is a firsthand account of an event or period of time, while a secondary source is an account of an event or period of time that is based on primary sources.

A primary source is a firsthand account of an event or period of time, while a secondary source is an account of an event or period of time that is based on other sources.

A primary source is an account of an event or period of time that is based on other sources, while a secondary source is a firsthand account of an event or period of time.

A primary source is an account of an event or period of time that is based on other sources, while a secondary source is an account of an event or period of time that is based on primary sources.

To give credit to the original author.

To avoid plagiarism.

To provide readers with more information about the topic.

All of the above.

MLA

APA

Chicago

Harvard

To demonstrate the student's knowledge of the existing literature on the topic.

To identify gaps in the literature and justify the need for the study.

To provide a context for the study and help the reader understand the significance of the research.

All of the above.

Be comprehensive and cover all relevant studies on the topic.

Be critical and evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of the existing research.

Be organized and present the information in a logical and coherent manner.

All of the above.