Week 2 / Plagarism

1. Sentence 2 was plagiarized from http://www.sciam.com/article.cfm?id=00012431-646B-152E-A2EC83414B7F0000&print=true

2. Not plagiarized.

3. Plagiarized from http://www.cfsan.fda.gov/~lrd/consulpr.html

4. Burkill, S., & Abbey, C. (2004). Avoiding plagiarism. Journal of Geography in Higher Education. 28(3), 439-446. Retrieved January 13, 2008, from Academic Search Premier database.

Article in online database.

5. Wolfheim, J.H. (1983). Primates of the world: Distribution, abundance, and conservation. Seattle: University of Washington Press.

Book.

6. Pregnant men. (2004). Retrieved January 13, 2008, from http://pregnantmen.net/.

Web Page.

7. Stroud, B. (2007). Writing about African Americans, their communities, and their quilts. In M.B. Sampson, P.E. Linder, F. Falk-Ross, M. Foote, & S. Szabo (Eds.), Multiple Literacies in the 21st Century (pp. 51-54). Logan, UT: College Reading Association.

Chapter in a book.

8. Because of global warming, the average temperature of the Earth could rise as much as 8 degrees, causing sea levels to rise up to 23 inches over this century (Zakaria, 2007).
A recent report suggests that just by using more efficient appliances, we can have a significant impact on carbon emissions that affect global warming (Zakaria, 2007).

9. Public health officials have expressed concern that the obesity “epidemic” is striking Americans of all ages, from very young children to older adults, and are looking to community groups to conduct outreach with at-risk groups (Turner, 2007).

10. Lowering the levels of copper in the body, eating a specialized organic, vegetarian, macrobiotic diet, and an Irish light therapy are just the kinds of experimental treatments that may have patients and their families scratching their heads (Altshul, 2003).

11. Students will be asked by professors to find credentials for authors so they use high quality information when writing papers. Having to do this makes students aware of whether they’re using appropriate information for their academic work and helps them practice skills that they will continue to use after they graduate (Embleton & Helfer, 2007).

12. Why alzhimers disease is caused in unknown event though research has been underway for 100 years. some scientist have come to believe that alzhimers is a type of diabetes. (Arnst, 2007).

13. Women can expect to be shortchanged by the current pension system, which badly needs updating to reflect women’s role in the workforce (Outdated laws, 2006).