One of the assignments in your English class is to write a literary analysis on The Great Gatsby. You read the book in high school, and you also wrote your senior paper on it. There are many sections from your previous paper you can reuse for this assignment. You include sections from
that paper, change some of the wording, but don't cite yourself. Is this OK?O A. Yes, you don't need to cite yourself when writing a paper.
O B. No, if you fail to cite yourself, you are self-plagiarizing.
O C. No, because you should never include your own work in an assignment.
O D. Yes, because you didn't recycle the whole paper.

B.

Explanation:

Re-using of own previous class works or assignment without proper citation is known as self-plagiarism.

So, as per the given scenario, if one would not cite yourself, then he/she is committing self-plagiarism.

When one is using some sections from previous papers of one own's work, even if it is not published, he/she needs to consider himself/herself as an author of that paper and included proper citations of self-work to avoid self-plagiarism.

The guidelines of self-citation can be found in APA citation format or can be inquired of the teacher how to cite yourself.

Thus the correct option is B.

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