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Example 2: Insufficient
Acknowledgement - Plagiarism
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Original Source
Material |
Student's
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There is a new
term on the horizon: 'mobile entrepreneurs'. For the most part, mobile
entrepreneurs are professionals who start their own businesses, using the
skills, knowledge, and contacts they accumulated in previous jobs. Many
establish themselves as independent consultants, while others continue to
work for the same company but perform their jobs from their
homes. |
Tieger and
Barron-Tieger found that some professionals, after years of
working as employees in corporations, decide to embark on
entrepreneurship, mostly as private consultants. These professionals have
enough skills, knowledge, and contacts acquired in previous positions to
make them decide to start their own business.
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Source:
Tieger, Paul
D. & Barron-Tieger, B. (2001). Do what you are. Boston, MA:
Little, Brown, and Company. |
Reference:
Tieger, Paul D.
& Barron-Tieger, B. Do what you
are. |
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Analysis:
- Note that
the student is mentioning a source for the information, but no
citation is given.
- The student
is not providing the reader with complete information about the
source, either in the text or in the reference, and assuming
that the audience is familiar with the information.
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