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Answered By: Laurie Bastien Last Updated: Aug 27, 2020 Views: 1179
If you are using information from a previous paper you've written or from a project you've completed in a past assignment or class, it is appropriate to self-cite in order to avoid self-plagiarism. To cite or quote from a previous work you've created, follow examples for citing an unpublished work.
On a related note, please review school policies on reusing work and contact your instructor with any questions. Links to school policies are also below.
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Learn how to format references for unpublished or informally published works, including unpublished manuscripts, manuscripts submitted for publication, and self-archived work.
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Aug 27, 2020 1170. If you are using information from a previous paper you've written or from a project you've completed in a past assignment or class, it is appropriate to self-cite in order to avoid self-plagiarism. To cite or quote from a previous work you've created, follow examples for citing an unpublished work. On a related note, please ...