Now someone may publish a paper before graduation. After the paper was published, they quoted their published papers in their graduation thesis. In this case, will the citation of your paper be found out when it is repeated? Next, let Bian Xiao talk about whether the paper will be tested if it is cited again.

1. Will your paper be found out if it is cited again?

Usually, if you quote the content of your previously published paper in your own paper, it will be found out when you check it again. Generally, when we do duplicate checking, we need to input some personal information, so when the duplicate checking system collects this paper in the database, it will also collect these related information. Therefore, directly using your own papers to check the duplicate will also be found out in the duplicate check, but you can also quote the contents of your own papers reasonably, usually in the form of self-citation rate.

2. What is the duplicate checking rate of directly used papers?

If you directly use your published articles for duplicate checking, the duplicate checking rate of the final paper is 100%, and the duplicate checking result report will also show that the self-citation rate is 100%. So when you write a thesis, don't treat your published thesis as a graduation thesis foolishly, otherwise it is impossible to pass the duplicate check. Even if you want to quote your own papers, there are usually restrictions, otherwise it is no different from direct plagiarism. If it exceeds this limit, it is considered plagiarism.