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week 7....Introduction to Citation
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Bibliography / Reference
—-Bibliography/ reference is a list of books & other materials which have some relationship to each other.
The material listed contains the following components:
Ø Author
Ø Title
Ø Place of publication
Ø Publisher
Ø Year of publication
example for bibliography is


 Plagiarism
*—Plagiarism is using others’ idea and words without clearly acknowledging the source of the information.
—*Words, ideas, images and sounds need to be documented and given credit if they are not your own.
—*Failure to do so may lead to charges of plagiarism whether intentional or unintentional.
—*Many schools have academic policies that point out the consequences of plagiarizing material.
 
APA Style: The Basics
*Learn about the standard APA title page format.
* —Learn what APA style is and why it is important.
*—Learn basic documentation for books, journals, and websites.
* —Learn the differences between methods of source integration: summarizing, paraphrasing, and
    quoting.
* —Learn how to use signal phrases and in-text citation to avoid plagiarism
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Documenting Authors

ØOne Author:
ØTwo Authors:
ØThree to Six Authors
ØMore than Six Authors

*Same author?  List by Year.  Same year? Alphabetize by source title and add a letter to the year (1984a).

RULES FOR AUTHORS:

a)   Start with family name for authors which have family names, follow with coma and initials
    for other part of the names.
  Eg:   Micheal Jackson  = Jackson, Micheal/ Jackson, M.
         Peter Garry Means = Garry, P.

b)For names without family names, cite as they are known.
  Eg:  Osman Hamzah= Osman Hamzah
  Nik Ismail Nik Ishak

c)If two authors, use ampersand (&) before the last author
          Use coma after family name.
          Eg:  Sawyer, C., & Parkin, G. F.

d)More than six authors, use et al. for the seventh or more author   names.
  Eg:  Lofland, L. , Moore, M.H., Estrich. S, McGillis, D.,     Spelman, W., Parker, K. ,et al.

RULES FOR TITLE:

ØCapitalize only the first letter of the first word of title, proper noun and subtitle. ØUnderline or italic the Title of books, Title of Journal, Title of Magazines, Title of newspaper

RULES FOR DOCUMENTATION:

a)Arranged in alphabetical order
b)Do not put the number/bullet in bibliography/reference
c)Single spaced
d)Uses a hanging indent (1/2 inch)  


RULES FOR DOCUMENTATION: 



§Ed. àeditor
§ed.à edition
§p. à page
§pp. à more than one page§Do not use pp. & p. for magazines or journals§Internationally recognized cities do not need two letter state abbreviations.
§Publishers do not need Co. Ltd., etc.



























     








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