Which of the following situations is most likely to constitute an instance of plagiarism?
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Which of the following situations is most likely to constitute an instance of plagiarism?
a. summarizing a published article in a short paragraph, adding a citation, and including this in a paper.
b. summarizing a published article in 2-3 distinct paragraphs and including this in a paper.
c. taking a paragraph word-for-word, enclosing it in quotation marks, adding a citation, and including this in a paper.
d. thoroughly paraphrasing a paragraph, adding a citation, and including this in a paper.
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