"Plagiarism • Your literature review must be your own unaided work. • you must maintain the highest standards of personalintegrity.• The university has an established policy on academicimpropriety and takes a serious view of copying,plagiarism and cheating.• Any student suspected of submitting an assignmentwhich is not their own unaided work will be subjected tothe full investigative procedures set down by theuniversity. 33Understand plagiarism! Link 34Plagiarism • It is a mark of strength not weakness, that allsources of statements and information areacknowledged in your literature.• If especially helpful or relevant statements orphrases are quoted directly then the fullreference, including page numbers, must begiven in accordance with the Harvard system. • Quotations which are ‘lifted’ without beingattributed will be considered as examples ofplagiarism and treated accordingly. 35Plagiarism • Plagiarism may be deliberate or inadvertent in that itoccurs as a result of poor referencing when writing upnotes of what you have read. • Both forms of plagiarism are considered to be seriousand will result in the appropriate penalties being applied. • All material in the literature section must be your ownexcept where properly acknowledged.• All source material must be acknowledged andreferenced in the body of the text as appropriate and notleft to be listed in a general list of material within abibliography. 36"