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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Thank you for the author's interest and constructive comments on the my short paper titled with "Unconscious plagiarism and withdrawn of the manuscript under consideration" (1).

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.

Search engines and finding a threshold test for plagiarism

A discussion of Victorian ideas about the mind leads to a reconsideration of unconscious plagiarism, the communal nature of thought, and the contagion of ideas.

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And those mundane influences can have traumatic consequences, as in cases of unconscious plagiarism. Consider the respected psychiatrist who resigned last year as head of a major psychiatric hospital amid accusations of one of his published papers contained paragraphs with wording identical to that in another researcher's previously published report on the same subject.

Gone but not forgotten: scientists uncover pervasive, unconscious influences on memory