Claiming Another's Work or Ideas as One's Own Is Called

question 18

Multiple Choice

Claiming another's work or ideas as one's own is called ______.

• A) plagiarism
• B) ghost writing
• C) gift authorship
• D) copying

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Definitions:

Highly Cohesive

Highly cohesive describes a group or material that sticks together strongly, in social contexts referring to a group closely united in purpose or function.

Strategic Planning

The process of defining a direction for an organization by setting goals, determining actions to achieve the goals, and mobilizing resources to execute the actions.

External Threat

A danger or risk stemming from the environment outside of oneself or one's organization.

Reciprocal-Concession Effect

A psychological principle where individuals feel compelled to make concessions to others when concessions are made to them, particularly in negotiation contexts.