Module 4. Plagiarism and Citation

The following are examples of popular citation, except for:

• APA

• MLA

• Oregon

• Chicago

APA stands for?

• American Physiological Association

• American Psychological Association

• Association of Psychological Annotation

• Association of Physiological Annotation

American Psychological Association or APA is commonly used to cite sources in:

• Psychology, Education, Business/Economics, Nursing and Linguistics

• English, Literature, Foreign Language, Communication, and Religious Studies

• History, Art History, Fine Arts, Anthropology, and Philosophy

• Biology, Physics, Chemistry and Geology

A ___________ is placed at the end of a paper and includes information on the authors, year, title of the source, and publication data.

• Citation

• Reference List

• Quotation

• Paraphrasing

A ____________ is placed within the text and includes the authors’ last names and the publication year.

• Citation

• Reference List

• Quotation

• Paraphrasing

How would you correctly cite the following article the FIRST TIME that is cited with the text of a paper?

Johnson, S., Baker, J. A., & Aupperlee, J. (2009). Teacher-parent relationships and school involvement among racially and educationally diverse parents of kindergartners. Elementary School Journal, 110, 81-91.

• (Johnson, 2009)

• (Johnson et al., 2009)

• (Johnson, Baker, & Aupperlee, 2009)

• (Johnson, S., Baker, J. A., & Aupperlee, J., 2009)

You are guilty of plagiarism if you:

• Make use of the works of others to gather information.

• Use the work of another and misrepresent it as your own.

• Make use of the works of others to support your own arguments.

• Examine the ideas and arguments of others to help you shape your own thoughts or views on a particular issue.

Section title (article or chapter) title is written in italics.

• True

• False