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What is true about a work that copies own information from prior papers, cites other authors in MLA style, and then submits?
What is true about a work that copies own information from prior papers, cites other authors in MLA style, and then submits?
- It is a form of plagiarism
- It is an instance of academic dishonesty
- It is an example of proper citation
- It is not plagiarism (correct)
What is the purpose of citing other authors in MLA style?
What is the purpose of citing other authors in MLA style?
- To show that you are an expert in the field
- To claim ownership of the idea
- To demonstrate your own work
- To avoid plagiarism and give credit to the original authors (correct)
What is the result of copying own information from prior papers and submitting it without proper citation?
What is the result of copying own information from prior papers and submitting it without proper citation?
- It is an acceptable academic practice
- It is an example of proper citation
- It is considered plagiarism (correct)
- It is a form of academic dishonesty
What is the role of MLA style in academic writing?
What is the role of MLA style in academic writing?
What is the key difference between plagiarism and the scenario described in the passage?
What is the key difference between plagiarism and the scenario described in the passage?