I hear a lot that ONE study can be published in many papers. May be they choose different outcome, or duration. How this not considered plaigrism? On journals guidelines, it is mentioned that the study should not have been published anywhere else, otherwise this considered plaigrism.
From my understanding, that's plagiarism too, or more specifically self-plagiarism. If one research is too big with many objectives, it can be split into few. However the main one need to be published first, then the following must cite it as one of the references.
Thank you irfan. I see in literature many author publish say outcome after six months, then outcome after 12 months. I am not sure when we call reporting of more than one report of one study plagiarism and when not
Oh to me that's not appropriate. Let's hear what more experts will say. That's just my junior opinion. All the best in your future publications.
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