Asked by Henry

Your sporting commitments have required you to miss some school. You have now fallen behind in a project that has a written component and a product component.



Your friend completed the subject last year and has graduated. He offers you his process journal to use for the written component, as you’ve only had time to complete the product component. You copy the process journal into your own handwriting and submit it.

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Answered by GPT-4o mini
This is an example of academic dishonesty or plagiarism. By copying your friend's process journal and submitting it as your own work, you are misrepresenting their work as if it were your own. Academic integrity requires that you submit your own original work, and using someone else's work in this manner violates the principles of honesty and fairness in an educational setting. It is important to be aware of the consequences of such actions and strive to complete your assignments independently.