The act of using another author’s ideas, sentence sequences, and specific words as they are is unethical. When necessary, reference can be made and necessary elements can be used. When this tendency is excessive, plagiarism occurs. The author should be careful not to allow such a situation to arise.
A plagiarized article is not eligible for publication. If any objection is received after publication, the author is responsible.
Full plagiarism: Using an article written by someone else directly under one’s own name is a reprehensible act.
Partial plagiarism: It is prohibited to copy and paste the content of another article or to take partial content and write it under one’s own name.