A BIBLIOMETRIC STUDY ON PLAGIARISM RESEARCH FROM 2011 TO 2021

Abstract

The purpose of this research is to determine the significance and influence of published studies on plagiarism. The current study attempted to analyse the publishing growth, citation count, preferred sources, various collaborative measures and most occurred keywords. From 2011 to 2021, the data was extracted using the Scopus database; a total of 5803 records were examined for further study. Study findings reveal that 2020 was the most productive year; Rosso P. ranked first among all authors with the highest research papers and received citations; the most preferred source is Lecture Notes in Computer Science. Whereas the United States’ authors contributed the most publications. A fluctuating trend was also seen in the degree of multi-authorship partnership every year. The maps of shared research networks were prepared using the VOSviewer application.