Plagiarism

Social Cohesiveness: Journal of Community Service is committed to maintaining the highest standards of academic integrity and originality. To uphold these standards, the journal implements a robust policy for screening manuscripts for plagiarism.

Commitment to Preventing Plagiarism

The journal actively supports authors in producing original work and discourages any form of plagiarism. This commitment is reflected in our guidelines and editorial processes, which emphasize the importance of proper citation practices and the ethical presentation of community service contributions.

Steps Taken When Plagiarism is Detected

In the event that plagiarism is identified, the journal takes a firm stance by rejecting the manuscript. This decision underscores our dedication to ensuring that all published work meets the ethical standards expected in community service publishing.

Use of Turnitin for Plagiarism Detection

To assess the level of plagiarism in submitted articles, Social Cohesiveness employs Turnitin, a leading plagiarism detection software. Authors are encouraged to use Turnitin or similar tools prior to submission to verify the originality of their work. This proactive approach not only aids in identifying potential issues before submission but also fosters a culture of integrity and respect for intellectual property among community service practitioners.

By implementing these policies and tools, Social Cohesiveness: Journal of Community Service reinforces its commitment to academic integrity and supports authors in their pursuit of original contributions to the field of community service.