Part 1: Ethics in Writing
Tools are used by faculty to evaluate ethical writing. Writing that is flagged is deemed not your own words, not properly cited or plagiarized, is a violation of the academic integrity policy. To avoid this be sure to summarize, paraphrase and cite your sources.
1. Review the following resources:
Citing Sources Using SWS
SWS Citation Generator Tools
2. Go to any webpage of the website of the company you selected from the Approved Company List.
Using the Citation Generator In-Text Citation Tool create and post an SWS formatted in-text citation.
Using the Citation Generator Source List Tool create and post an SWS formatted source list citation.
Part 2: Ethics in Business
Have you witnessed unethical practices in the workplace?
If so, share your experience with the class and explain how this impacted your perception of the business.
If not, research to find a current example of unethical business practices, share the source, and explain how you would have handled this situation differently.
Support your response using SWS formatted in-text and source list citations.
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