Research Writing

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1. Provides info to locate and retrieve any cited source; appears at the end of the paper.

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Reference List

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Putting a passage from a source into your own words, attributed to the original source, and usually shorter than the original.

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paraphrasing

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Identical to the original, using a narrow segment of the source. Must match the source word for word and attributed to the original author.

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B. quotation

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4. Involves putting main ideas in your own words, significantly shorter than the original, taking a broad overview of the source.

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Summarizing

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Reference to the source of information in research, helping readers find it and distinguish your ideas.

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Citation

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Citation using author's last name & year

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C. in-text citation

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Citation using author's last name, year, and page number.

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A. parenthetical citation

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What does APA stand for?

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American Psychological Association

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Establish background and overview of a topic by describing knowledge from various sources.

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A. summarizing

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Adding an author's words to support your argument or highlight powerful phrases requires:

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Quoting