Original work:Traditionalists play by the rules. Their principal values are trust, privacy, conformity, faith in institutions, respect for authority, patience, responsibility before pleasure, self-denial, formality, and social order. They may not be as hardy as they used to be, but they are tough and resilient. They didn't make it through the Dust Bowl, the Great Depression, World War II and Korea by dwelling on negatives. They remember a time when people treated one another with common courtesy and when morals and ethics defined the character of an individual (Endnote 5).Excerpt from The Social and Cultural Characteristics of Generational Age Groups, written by Gary Quehl, 2013, p. 2. https://libraryofprofessionalcoaching.com/concepts/adult-development/the-social-and-cultural-characteristics-of-generational-age-groups/Links to an external site.Reworded work:Traditionalists play by the guidelines. Their principal ideals are trust, privacy, conformity, faith in institutions, respect for authority, patience, and responsibility before pleasure, self-denial, formality, and social order. They may not be as hardy as they used to be, but they are tough and resilient. They didn't make it through the Dust Bowl, the Great Depression, World War II and Korea by dwelling on negatives. They remember a time when people treated one another with common courtesy and when morals and ethics defined the character of an individual (Quehl, n.d.).Which of the following would correct the previous example and prevent it from being considered plagiarism?

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