Which Kind of Plagiarism Is Displayed by the Author in the Following

question 12

Multiple Choice

Which kind of plagiarism is displayed by the author in the following brief summary of the two routes of persuasion? According to an article in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, persuasion has two routes: the central route and the peripheral route. People who are able and willing to reason about an issue will tend to take the central route and examine the arguments made, relying on Type 2 thinking. In contrast, when people are not motivated to reason, are distracted, or are busy, they are more likely to take the peripheral route to persuasion and not think deeply about an issue, relying on Type 1 thinking.

• A) The author of this passage fails to cite whoever came up with the idea of two routes of persuasion.
• B) The author of this passage uses the exact words of someone who developed the two routes theory of persuasion without quoting the creator(s) of the theory.
• C) The author of the summary does not quote the exact words of the author of the theory being summarized.
• D) The author of the summary attributes the ideas from the journal article to the wrong author.

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Definitions:

Lower Order Needs

Are physiological, safety and social needs in Maslow’s hierarchy.

Physiological Needs

Basic physical requirements for human survival, such as air, water, food, shelter, and sleep, as identified in Maslow's hierarchy of needs.

Social Needs

Fundamental human requirements for belonging, love, and affection, often motivating behavior and influencing societal relationships.

Safety Needs

Fundamental requirements for a secure and protected environment, often considered a basic human motivation.