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1. simmons.libguides.com › apa › quotesAPA Citation Guide (7th edition): Quotes vs Paraphrases

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   Jul 30, 2024 · Quoting vs Paraphrasing: What's the Difference? There are two ways to integrate sources into your assignment: quoting directly or paraphrasing. Quoting is copying a selection from someone else's work, phrasing it exactly as it was originally written.

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2. www5.open.ac.uk › library › referencing-andQuick guide to Harvard referencing (Cite Them Right)

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   To see a reference list and intext citations check out this example assignment on Cite Them Right. Difference between reference list and bibliography. a reference list only includes sources you have referred to in the body of your text.

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4. libguides.sgul.ac.uk › Harvard › top_10_mistakesTop 10 mistakes....and how to avoid them - Harvard ... - SGUL

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   Oct 3, 2024 · How do I make sure my formatting is correct? Attention to detail is key: following the exact layout of the examples provided in Cite them Right - whatever the source - will help you achieve referencing perfection.

5. www.researchgate.net › post › Why_are_the_citationWhy are the citation numbers on ResearchGate (RG) and Google ...

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   We often observe a substantial difference in citation numbers between ResearchGate (RG) and Google Scholar (GS) for the same author. What factors influence this difference?

6. apastyle.apa.org › citations › appropriate-citationAppropriate Level of Citation - APA Style

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   Figure 8.1 in Chapter 8 of the Publication Manual provides an example of an appropriate level of citation. The number of sources you cite in your paper depends on the purpose of your work. For most papers, cite one or two of the most representative sources for each key point.

7. poorvucenter.yale.edu › undergraduates › usingWhy Are there Different Citation Styles? | Poorvu Center for ...

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   For published, print sources, instructions for listing sources in a Chicago Bibliography are the same as for an MLA Works Cited page. For unpublished or electronic sources, listings in a Chicago Bibliography are slightly different than for an MLA Works Cited. This guide mentions those variations where relevant.

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   What does 'and others' mean in a citation?

   • To remind you, this stands for 'and others' and it should be used in your in-text citations only, to indicate a work has multiple authors. In your reference list at the end of your work, you should include all of the authors. It should only be used if the source you are citing has four or more authors.

   Top 10 mistakes....and how to avoid them - Harvard Referencing ... - SGUL

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   How do you cite a reference with no author?

   • For more about creating in-text citations, see Writing In-Text Citations in APA Style. As noted above, most citations include author names; but, because some references have no author, their citations also have no author: When the reference includes no author, the citation includes the title (or a short version of the title).

   APA Style 6th Edition Blog: References Versus Citations

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   What are the different citation styles?

   • The first two styles are known as “in-text” citation styles, which means that you give some information about the source directly after the quotation, but leave the rest to a list of References (APA) or Works Cited (MLA) at the end of the paper. (1) MLA style, defined by the Modern Language Association, is most common in the humanities.

   Why Are there Different Citation Styles? | Poorvu Center for Teaching

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   How do you cite a surname in a citation?

   • The surname (s) that appear in a citation must exactly match those used in the reference. Likewise, the year in the citation matches the year shown in the reference. When the reference has a more precise date, the in-text citation includes the year only. For example, compare the reference and the in-text citation for a tweet.

   APA Style 6th Edition Blog: References Versus Citations

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   What is the alternative to in-text citation?

   • The alternative to in-text citation is to use footnotes, which give source information at the bottom of the page. The footnote style we demonstrate here is called Chicago style, defined by the University of Chicago. Chicago style is especially popular in historical research.

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   How do I avoid citation mistakes?

   • Many of the 'top 10 mistakes' outlined below can be avoided by using Cite them Right for guidance. For correct citations, log in to Cite them Right. From the homepage, select 'choose your referencing style' then select the Harvard option and you will see 'setting out citations' listed on the right hand side.

   Top 10 mistakes....and how to avoid them - Harvard Referencing ... - SGUL

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9. blog.apastyle.org › apastyle › 2017APA Style 6th Edition Blog: References Versus Citations

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   Sep 20, 2017 · The surname(s) that appear in a citation must exactly match those used in the reference. Likewise, the year in the citation matches the year shown in the reference. When the reference has a more precise date, the in-text citation includes the year only.