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Psych 2250 Lab 1 Part C Paraphrasing
PSYC 2250 Lab 1 Part C (Paraphrasing Assignment)
Aryan Riahi, 7801561, 15/9/2015

Academic penalties will be applied in cases where plagiarism or other forms of cheating have been observed. Once must read the Policy on Plagiarism and Cheating for Examinations from Section 7 of the Undergraduate Calendar which is available on the University of Manitoba Undergraduate Calendar. There are serious ramifications for academic dishonesty. For instance, one could receive an F on their transcript with the notation “CW” which indicates a compulsory withdrawal. A grade of zero may even be given on a test or assignment. The ramifications are stark and penalties include suspensions for up to five years which prevents one from registering in courses which

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