Egregious Form Of Misconduct: Rhetorical Analysis

1. A formal and brief summary of the article "Plagiarism - An Egregious Form of Misconduct" by Deepak Juyal for approximately 150 words.

The article"Plagiarism - An Egregious Form of Misconduct" by Deepak Juyal provide an overview of there high pressure to publish and misconduct came into scientific writing with the result that leads to misconduct plagiarism, misappropriation of intellectual property, and substantial unattributed textual copying of another’s publication have become common. They have to define research misconduct as a source of “fabrication, falsification or plagiarism in proposing, performing or reviewing research, or in reporting research results.” The main point of the research was to point how effective is plagiarism that

It proves that plagiarism has many forms such as blatant plagiarism, technical plagiarism, patchwork plagiarism, and self-plagiarism. They believe that plagiarism can be seen as a treat to the research integrity and is unacceptable. It seems like plagiarism can be seen as a virus that needs to treat it before can’t be a cure. Plagiarism can be very challenging to use in a research to be misconduct in order to prevent this cure you need to eliminate to gain succeed form student in an effective way. For research to help the student from getting plagiarism or any other form of intentional misconduct, the teacher need to strengthen their ability to prevent it's from happening. I believe that having the student to be punished alone with not help to prevent plagiarism from happening. In order to move forward, the teacher should take a step to check for plagiarism as needed for the student. A teacher sees their student as a crime by plagiarism someone else work without using the correct format as an research integrity and is unacceptable. They do not need to detect such an act and effective by prosecuting their student as they did something really bad like stealing some things that need a judge to help them to