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Answer: Reissuing Tam's report on Iron Mining solely under his own name
Wolf's action of reissuing Tam's report on Iron Mining solely under his own name violates the Standards because: - **Using Tam's model without attribution (Option A)**: This does not violate the Standards because models and analytical frameworks developed by employees are typically considered firm property, not requiring individual attribution. - **Finishing Tam's work on Copper Core (Option C)**: This does not violate the Standards because completing unfinished work of former colleagues is permissible, and the final report represents Wolf's own work. - **Reissuing Tam's report on Iron Mining (Option B)**: This violates Standard I(C) - Misrepresentation because Wolf is presenting Tam's complete work as his own. Reissuing an existing report without modification and claiming sole authorship constitutes misrepresentation of the work's origin. The key distinction is that reissuing an existing, completed report without attribution constitutes plagiarism, while using models or completing unfinished work does not necessarily violate the Standards.
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Which of Wolf's actions violates the Standards?
A
Using Tam's model without providing attribution to her
B
Reissuing Tam's report on Iron Mining solely under his own name
C
Finishing Tam's work on Copper Core and issuing a report solely under his own name without providing attribution to Tam
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