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Crediting sources
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Crediting sources
- When you use something that isn't yours
Quoting and Paraphrasing 170
- Direct Quotation of Sources
- <40 words
- Appear mid-sentence
- Appear at the end of sentence
- >= 40 words
- <40 words
- Paraphrasing Material
- Must: Author + Year (Optional: Page or para. no.)
- Direct Quotations of Online Material Without Pagination
- Accuracy of Quotations
- Changes From the Source Requiring No Explanation
- Changes From the Source Requiring Explanation
- Citations Within Quotations
- Permission to Quote, Reprint, or Adapt
- Direct Quotation of Sources
When you use something that is not yours
- Not?
- Plagiarism
- Self-plagiarism
- Not?
Citing References in Text
- One Work by One Author
- Works With No Identified Author or With an Anonymous Author
- Authors With the Same Surname
- Two or More Works Within the Same Parentheses
- Groups as Authors
- One Work by Multiple Authors
- Secondary Sources
- Classical Works
- Citing Specific Parts of a Source
- Personal Communications
- Citations in Parenthetical Material
Reference
- Reference List
- Construction of an Accurate and Complete Reference List
- Consistency
- Using the Archival Copy or Version of Record
- Order of References in the Reference List
- References Included in a Meta-Analysis
- Reference Components
- Author and Editor Information
- Publication Date
- Title
- Publication Information
- Electronic Sources and Locator Information
- Providing Publication Data for Electronic Sources
- Reference List
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- English Mind Map on Crediting sources, created by Ngan Nguyen on 01/03/2019.
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- Created by Ngan Nguyen · Mar 1, 2019
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