Answer:
D. Plagiarism is using other people’s writing or ideas without giving them credit for it.
Explanation:
A. Quotation marks around a section of text indicates the words originated with someone else.
--- True
B. You should provide the source of factual information.
--- True
C. Cite your source in the paragraph where you use the information.
---True
D. Plagiarism is using other people’s writing or ideas without giving them credit for it.
---False because Plagiarism is the term given when you uses some one else's ideas or information. It does not matter whether you give credit or not to the original source, it is considered plagiarism if we use other's content.
E. If you are not quoting word for word, you do not need to cite the source.
-----True
Answer:
Here a struggle caused by the <em>Gulf of execution:</em>
While using Booking website, I want to book a hostel and I am logged in with my account. I think that because I am logged in, I need to only click the button book, put in some the details of my arrival and confirm booking. But for some reason system asks me to type in my email and name again though I am logged in. From my perspective as a user it should not happen because it takes unnecessary extra step from me.
Here a struggle caused by the <em>Gulf of evaluation:</em>
While using the Booking website I search a hostel in Singapore and it is nicely shows me how far a particular hostel is from the city center (for example 2 kilometers). Meanwhile, when I open a page of this hostel I do not see the information anymore. I have to click at the location, select arbitrary location in the city center on the map and only then will I see the distance between hostel and that location. As a user, I experience a huge gulf in evaluation that forces me to take a numerous extra steps.
This is an example of "self-fulfilling prophecy".
A self-fulfilling prophecy is a conviction that works out on the grounds that we are going about as though it is as of now obvious. Our desire that we will see a specific result changes our conduct, which shapes the way others see us. Thus, others give the criticism we've set ourselves up to get, which serves to fortify the first conviction.
