The photocopying of material which is not publicly available as open material without the permission of the copyright holder is against the law, usually treated as a civil matter, but in some cases can be classed as a criminal act. Doing so, particularly for multiple distribution to others, is classed as stealing someone's intellectual property and can be treated as theft.
(new person)
Yes, it can be.
If you photocopy it just to read yourself, for studying or something, then it's fine.
Though, if you claim it as your own/don't reference it, use it in a power point, as examples, etc., then it's not allowed, as that would be plagiarism (stealing information to use and claim it as your own) - which is also theft.
As the person above said, it's different if it's publicly available. Although, since it's from a textbook that is your own, it's violates copyright laws, and you would definitely need permission from the copyright holder if you were to distribute any part(s) of it.
The photocopying of material which is not publicly available as open material without the permission of the copyright holder is against the law, usually treated as a civil matter, but in some cases can be classed as a criminal act. Doing so, particularly for multiple distribution to others, is classed as stealing someone’s intellectual property and can be treated as theft.
The photocopying of material which is not publicly available as open material without the permission of the copyright holder is against the law, usually treated as a civil matter, but in some cases can be classed as a criminal act. Doing so, particularly for multiple distribution to others, is classed as stealing someone's intellectual property and can be treated as theft.
When a person is considered a bad example it is because they are doing things that others would view as something that is not okay.
This means what are your personal aims or goals. For example if you are a student nurse your personal objectives might be that once qualified you want to work towards becoming a sister or nurse practitioner etc
An example of a moral evil would be intentionally causing harm to someone for personal gain or pleasure, such as committing murder, theft, or deceit. These actions are considered morally wrong because they go against widely accepted ethical principles and can harm others.
An example of sense of personal worth would be recognizing and valuing your own abilities and accomplishments, setting boundaries and advocating for yourself, and understanding that your worth is inherent and not dependent on external validation or approval from others.
Give one example of when you have used your personal past experience toHelp you when supporting others
An example of personal perception is someone feeling anxious when speaking in public, even though the audience may not see them that way. This discrepancy between how the person sees themselves and how they believe others see them is an example of personal perception.
The photocopying of material which is not publicly available as open material without the permission of the copyright holder is against the law, usually treated as a civil matter, but in some cases can be classed as a criminal act. Doing so, particularly for multiple distribution to others, is classed as stealing someone's intellectual property and can be treated as theft.(new person)Yes, it can be.If you photocopy it just to read yourself, for studying or something, then it's fine.Though, if you claim it as your own/don't reference it, use it in a power point, as examples, etc., then it's not allowed, as that would be plagiarism (stealing information to use and claim it as your own) - which is also theft.As the person above said, it's different if it's publicly available. Although, since it's from a textbook that is your own, it's violates copyright laws, and you would definitely need permission from the copyright holder if you were to distribute any part(s) of it.
Letting the personal views of others to influence an individuals choice can result in many possible consequences. For example, if you do not hire someone that you really like and get a good feeling about because of the views of someone else, you could miss out on a wonderful employee.
An example for undesirable communication is a computer virus or worm. The Internet is an open medium for communication and sometimes it is misused by certain people in order to retrieve the personal data of others.
No, "nosey" is not considered a character trait. It is typically seen as a behavior associated with being overly curious, intrusive, or inquisitive about others' personal affairs.