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[PDF File]Citing Sources in APA - CSUSM University Library
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citations. The amount of information you need for each piece will vary depending on the TYPE of source it is and what’s available. Book chapters, journal articles, and websites will all be slightly different. Journal Articles To cite a journal article in APA, make sure you have: • Author name(s) • Year of publication • Article title
[PDF File]APA Style - SAGE Publications Inc
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If the cite has two authors, always cite both names. If the cite has three, four, or five authors, cite all names the first time and use “et al.” thereafter. If the cite has more than five authors, use “et al.” always. • Always alphabetize citations in parentheses. •
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below (from the Ecological Society of America) for both citations of articles or books in the text and then in the bibliography. A common variant is to put the year of publication in parentheses in the bibliographies and then not use a “.” after it. If the journal that you normally use has a
5. Bibliographical referencing: Sources and citations - OECD iLibrary
Proper citation and sourcing enables the reader to access the material you have referenced . 2. Consistency counts . 3. Citing your sources while drafting will save time . 4. The author-date system is used for in-text citations (p . 57) . The short-title system is used for sources (p . 61) . And the list of references must provide all
[PDF File]APA internal citation examples - University of the Incarnate Word
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Internal Citation Examples for Books and Articles in Scholarly Journals: If you use the author’s name in the text: Garza (2007) noted that although cats appear to be more intelligent than dogs, dogs actually ... List all of the authors the first time you cite the source. Each time you cite the source subsequently, however, use only the first ...
[PDF File]Chicago Citation Style: Footnotes and Bibliography
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Magazine Articles Footnote Cite as you would a book, with the author’s name (if available) followed by the title and date. For weekly or bi-weekly magazines, give the exact date (month day, year). For monthly or bi-monthly magazines, just the month(s) is sufficient. Include page numbers only if noting a direct quote (as in example 2 below).
[PDF File]Writing an Empirical Paper in APA Style - University of Washington
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introduction, state the hypotheses that you tested. Requirements Give background. This section gives the history behind your research question. Identify the key research done in the area so far and the value of your study. Cite all relevant research, not just the studies whose results you agree with. Identify studies that support
[PDF File]Citing Sources Within the Body of Your Paper - Hamilton College
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and you want to discuss it. In the reference section (assuming you have not read and do not have the Smith paper), cite ONLY the secondary source (the Jones paper). In the text, use the following format for citation: Smith (2006, as cited in Jones, 2010) found that… In general, however, you should avoid relying on secondary sources.
[PDF File]MLA Citation Style: In-Text Citations and Bibliography
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3. If citing a particular idea from a book without a direct quote, you should still include page numbers if the ideas you are referencing appear in a particular part of the book. If you are citing an entire work, only include the author’s last name. The author’s name can either be in your text or inside the parentheses.
[PDF File]CSE Citation Style Quick Guide 7th Edition - Thompson Rivers University
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Titles of books and articles: Only the first letter of the title’s first word and any proper nouns should be capitalized. Do not enclose article titles in quotation marks. Titles of journals: Abbreviate the titles of any journals that consist of more than one word. Omit articles, conjunctions, and prepositions (e.g., the, and, of).
[PDF File]APA In-Text Citations Frequently Asked Questions - George Brown College
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1. When do I need to provide a citation? You should provide an in-text citation whenever you quote, paraphrase or summarize research and ideas that are not your own. This may include theories, best practice guidelines, and of course, statistics. You should also cite whenever you present a fact that is not common knowledge. This means
[PDF File]Citing In-Press Articles - AJJ
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Do not use n.d. (no date) when referring to a source that hasn’t been published yet. Articles with no publication date (as are sometimes found online) are not the same as articles that haven’t been published yet. In pressmeans the article has been accepted for publication in a future issue; n.d. means the article simply has no specified ...
[PDF File]WCCC’s APA 7 Citation Guide - Warren
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Revised 3 August 2020 1 WCCC’s APA 7 Citation Guide Note: This is an abbreviated style guide, based on the types of items you will most likely be citing for your research. A more detailed explanation of source documentation can be found in the APA Manual, 7th edition, available in the Reserve collection behind the Circulation Desk in the library.
[PDF File]CITING SOURCES IN ACS STYLE DOCUMENTING SOURCES - University of Texas ...
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and cite your sources. Citations prevent any confusion over what is original to you and what you are borrowing; citation styles like APA (American Psychological Association) or MLA (Modern Language Association) supply a standard method for identifying sources. Use the examples in this brochure to help you cite your sources accurately.
[PDF File]Journal Article Reference Checklist, APA Style, 7th Edition
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volume number—do not italicize the comma after the volume number. Page Number Include the full page range of the article. Do not use italics or other formatting. Separate numbers in the page range using an en dash (–). 1. Do not include page abbreviations, such as “pp.” or “pg.” Put a period after the second page number.
[PDF File]Citing Internet Sources - University of Missouri–St. Louis
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If you read the article online through the “Communication and Mass Media Complete” database, you could cite it in your paper exactly the same way. Remember that if you use a direct quote in your paper (that is, you copy what the original source said word-for-word), you also need to include information about where the words you are
[PDF File]How and When to Cite Other People’s Work - University of Washington
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How and When to Cite Other People’s Work Plagiarism occurs whenever you use the ideas or writings of another as your own without giving due credit. According to the Committee on Academic Conduct (1994, p. 23), a student commits plagiarism by: 1. Using another writer's words without proper citation. If you use another writer's words, you must
[PDF File]BLUEBOOK RULE 18: CITATION TO INTERNET AND ELECTRONIC RESOURCES
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material you are using), you should find and cite to the print version. Some internet sources, however, can be cited simply by using the citation format for the print version of the material. Consequently, you will not have to track down a hard copy of the print version for a proper cite. The Bluebook
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capitalize proper nouns. Do not italicize. End with a period. Capitalize all major words in the periodical name. Follow with a comma. Italicize the periodical name (but not the comma after). Italicize the volume number. Do not put a space between the volume number and the parentheses around the issue number. Do not italicize the issue number or
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