Rewording one's own work to produce a new paper with the same data is an example of

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Self-plagiarism is the theft of intellectual property by rewording one's own work to produce a new paper with the same data. Misconduct during research involves manipulating a study's design or data so that results will be biased in support of the researcher's hypothesis. Misconduct in reporting is the failure to communicate study findings. It is considered a form of scientific misconduct because researchers have an implicit contract to share research findings in order to promote evidence-based practice (Winslow, 1996).

Rewording One's Own Work to Produce a New Paper with the Same