Which of the following statements about plagiarism and academic honesty is false? a.It is academic dishonesty if students write a paper for one class and then later use the same paper for a different class. "Recycling" one’s own work constitutes academic dishonesty. b.Even if report writers don’t quote their sources directly (word-for-word), they still must mention them within the text of the report. It’s not enough to just include the sources on the list of reference list at the end of the report. c.Information that is paraphrased from any source, for example, a book, the Internet, or a journal article, must be identified by using quotation marks.

c. Information that is paraphrased from any source, for example, a book, the Internet, or a journal article, must be identified by using quotation marks.

Explanation:

This is the statement about academic dishonesty that is false. When we paraphrase information from a source such as a book, the Internet, a journal or an article, we do not need to put it in quotation marks. This is because we are paraphrasing using our own words. We should use quotation marks only when we are taking information from a source and copying it word by word.