1. Original thinking: First of all, you need to think deeply, understand your research topic, and then put forward your own views and ideas. This is the most basic and important method to reduce the similarity of papers.
2. Citation and reference: When writing a paper, you may cite other people's research or opinions. At this time, you need to quote and refer to their works correctly to avoid plagiarism. You can use citation management tools, such as EndNote or Zotero, to help you manage and format citations.
3. Rewrite Rewrite: If you need to quote other people's opinions or research, you can try to rewrite their opinions in your own words instead of copying and pasting directly.
4. Use plagiarism detection tools: There are many plagiarism detection tools on the Internet, such as Turnitin or Grammarly, which can help you check whether there is plagiarism in your paper. These tools can detect whether there is anything in your paper that is highly similar to other papers.
5. Appropriate citation format: Different disciplines and publications may have different citation formats, such as APA, MLA, Chicago, etc. You need to know and use the citation format required by your subject or publication correctly.
6. Avoid over-quoting: Although over-quoting is necessary, it will lead to too high similarity in your papers. You need to find a balance between citing other people's research and keeping the paper original.
7. Appropriate literature review: When writing a paper, you may need to review relevant research. In this process, you need to critically analyze these studies instead of simply summarizing them.