Citation and Reference Differences

This video tutorial explains the differences between citations and references. It defines a citation as a source mentioned in the body of a paper, including the author's name, year, and page number. A reference is a detailed list of all sources cited, appearing at the end of the paper. The video provides examples of both citations and references, highlighting their differences and various citation styles. It concludes with a call to action for viewers to engage with the channel.

What is the main topic discussed in the video?

• Differences between citation and reference

• How to publish a journal article

• How to write a research paper

• The importance of academic writing

Which of the following is included in a citation?

• Author name, year, and page number

• Volume and issue number

• Author name, title, and journal name

• Publisher and location

Where does a citation typically appear in a paper?

• In the body of the paper

• In the introduction section

• At the end of the paper

• In the appendix

What additional information does a reference include that a citation does not?

• Date of access

• Title of the paper and journal name

• Page number

• Author's email

Where is the reference section located in a paper?

• At the beginning of the paper

• In the middle of the paper

• At the end of the paper

• In the footnotes

What is a key difference between citation and reference?

• Citation includes the journal name

• Reference is optional, citation is mandatory

• Citation is more detailed than reference

• Citation appears in the body, reference at the end

In the example of the journal article, what is used to represent citations?

• Asterisks

• Numbers

• Footnotes

• Author's initials

What does the reference section contain in the journal article example?

• The paper's abstract

• The author's biography

• A list of all sources cited

• A summary of the paper

How are citations represented in the second example paper?

• By asterisks

• By footnotes

• By numbers

• By author's last name

What is the relationship between the numbers in the body and the reference section in the second example?

• They are in alphabetical order

• They are unrelated

• They correspond to each other

• They are randomly assigned