In our study, the negative relationship between plagiarism and identity, and a scale which developed with the questions of five articles Peter Senge developed while defining Learning organizations included in the model with the applied factor analysis tried to be examined. While Gender Status, Education Status, Age Range, Income Status were analyzed as demographic data, it was employed on the academician (220) in Gumushane University (50) and Erzurum Atatürk University (50) and Bayburt University (120) in 2015. In the content, academic staff at the level of lecturers and instructors participated and the study was carried out by classifying educatıonial status as; 1) Master’s courses, 2) Master thesis, 3) doctorate courses, 4) doctorate proficiency and 5) doctorate thesis. 55.9% of the respondents were male and 44.1% were female. The majority of the participants in our survey had a doctoral dissertation with 41.8%. We observed a negative correlation between the Perception of Plagiarism and Identity in our study; We observed a positive correlation between the identity and the Sengenin Discipline scale. Unfortunately, there has been not sufficient work on organizational ethics and corporate ethics throughout the history of the Republic of Turkey. Thus, while the topic of "Plagiarism Tendency", which is related to ethics, has been examined as a dependent variable in this article, the concepts of "identity" and "learning organizations of the Senge" are considered as independent variables and a rational model attempted to be created.
Keywords: Perception of plagiarism, Identification, Senge's The Fifth Discipline, Structural Equation Modeling, Lisrel.
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