cryptomnesia

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cryptomnesia

 [krip″tom-ne´zhah]
the recall of memories not recognized as such but thought to be original creations. adj., adj cryptomne´sic.

cryptomnesia

(krip-tom-ne'ze-a) [? + mnesis, memory]
Subconscious memory. Synonym: cryptanamnesia
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Unconscious plagiarism and author's request for withdrawal of his paper under consideration.
As a result, the number of manuscripts in which unconscious plagiarism appears is not less at the editor's desk (2).
Unconscious plagiarism and withdrawal of the manuscript under consideration/ Degerlendirme asamasindaki yazida bilincsiz kopyalama ve yayinin geri cekilmesi
Including an element of intent into the definition of plagiarism would allow for some leeway for unconscious plagiarism or inevitable borrowing of stereotyped words and phrases to be analysed differently from intentional copying or the "knowing presentation" of another's work.
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And those mundane influences can have traumatic consequences, as in cases of unconscious plagiarism.
Gone but not forgotten: scientists uncover pervasive, unconscious influences on memory

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