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This document discusses citation, plagiarism, and different citation styles. It defines citation as attributing work to the original authors and explains its importance. Plagiarism is presented as using someone else's work without proper citation. Several citation styles are outlined, including those for popular magazines, scholarly journals, government publications, book chapters, and internet sources. Examples are provided to illustrate author-date and title-website-date styles. The document is submitted to a professor as part of a research methodology paper.
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- 2. What is citation? Importance of citation What is plagiarism? for ex. “Frost is the best known to the public as the poet of New England. Like Faulkner, he stands forth as both the interpreter and the representative of his regional culture.”
- 3. Popular Magazine Article Scholarly Journal Article Citation Government Publication Citation Article or Chapter in a Book Internet source citation
- 4. Author + Date of publication + title + Place of publication + publisher Johnson, D.W.(1987).Human relations and your career. Eaglewood cliffs,Nj: prentice Hall
- 5. Author + title + internet address + date National Institute Alcohol abuse and alcoholism. “college students and drinking”. http://www.niaaa.nih.gov/publications/aa29.htm(July 1995)
- 6. Submitted to Dr. Dilip Barad Thank You +