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To cite correctly you need to provide both IN TEXT CITATIONS and REFERENCES.
In Text citations are placed in your text (the body of your paper) to identify the words and ideas of others. These In Text citations will point the reader to the Reference List citations at the end of your assignment or paper.
Special Note...
In Text Citations (in the body of the paper)
Refraining from killing other humans, for example, is often a critically important rule in societies, although circumstances such as self-defense and war may be acceptable departures from adherence (Forsyth, 2006; Frederick, 2002; Pojman, 2004)...
An important, foundational principle of ethical absolutism, however, is the idea that the rules will be observed and enforced (Forsyth, 2006; Frederick, 2002; Micewski & Troy, 2007). In a situation involving student plagiarism related to a college course assignment, the professor is critically important in the enforcement of the related college rules...
Hoover found that some economists will engage in plagiarism ‘‘with impunity’’ (Hoover, 2006, p. 453). With GenAi one needs to exercise caution (Stilton, in press). |
Reference List Citations (at the end of the paper)
Lewis, B., Duchac, J., & Beets, S.D. (2011). An academic publisher’s response to plagiarism. Journal of Business Ethics, 102(3), 489–506. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10551-011-0827-8
Multi Works
When the in text citations are referring to more than one author or work...
Second, our results tie in with the large literature on mental shortcuts in voting. This literature has shown that candidate characteristics such as gender (Holli & Wass, 2010)...
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Studies show that stereotypes about race, gender, and other attributes may affect candidate evaluation and vote choice (Holli & Wass, 2010; Huddy & Capelos, 2002; Jacobsmeier, 2015; Koch, 2002; McDermott, 1997, 2007; Olivola, et al., 2012)...
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T. A. White (2018) and J. E. White (2019) have also found that voters rely upon...
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Herrmann, M., & Tepe, M. (2018). Does exposure to stereotype‐disconfirming politicians reduce the effect of stereotypes on voting? Evidence from seven plagiarism scandals in Germany. Political Psychology, 39(2), 303–324. https://doi.org/10.1111/pops.12408
More than 1 Author
...stereotypes about race, gender, and other attributes may affect candidate evaluation and vote choice (Holli & Wass, 2010; Huddy & Capelos, 2002; Jacobsmeier, 2015; Koch, 2002; McDermott, 1997, 2007). This literature has also shown that candidate characteristics such as race (Pasek et al., 2014), gender (Holli & Wass, 2010), religion (McDermott, 2007), age (Marcinkiewicz, 2014), birthplace (Tavits, 2010) affect...
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...stereotypes about race, gender, and other attributes may affect candidate evaluation and vote choice (Holli & Wass, 2010; Huddy & Capelos, 2002; McDermott, 1997, 2007; Olivola et al., 2012; Pasek et al., 2014)...
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Herrmann, M., & Tepe, M. (2018). Does exposure to stereotype‐disconfirming politicians reduce the effect of stereotypes on voting? Evidence from seven plagiarism scandals in Germany. Political Psychology, 39(2), 303–324. https://doi.org/10.1111/pops.12408
Same Author, Multiple works
Studies show that stereotypes about race, gender, and other attributes may affect candidate evaluation and vote choice (Holli & Wass, 2010; Huddy & Capelos, 2002; Jacobsmeier, 2015; Koch, 2002; McDermott, 1997, 2007; Olivola et al., 2012; Pasek et al., 2014)...
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...(McDermott, 1997a, 1997b, 2007)...
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Herrmann, M., & Tepe, M. (2018). Does exposure to stereotype‐disconfirming politicians reduce the effect of stereotypes on voting? Evidence from seven plagiarism scandals in Germany. Political Psychology, 39(2), 303–324. https://doi.org/10.1111/pops.12408
Organizations as the Author
According to the Singapore Ministry of Health (2018)
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...where many useful links are provided (Ministry of Health [MOH], 2018)
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...where guidelines, statistics, and policies can be found (MOH, 2018)...
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...where specifications usually follow industrial standards (Singapore Standards, 2015)
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No author
Of course, the Internet makes copying and pasting so easy ("Plagiarism and the Web," 2019).
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No date
To re-use one's own previously published work is also an example of plagiarism (Middleton, n.d.).
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No page numbers
As Chan (2017, para. 5) so aptly described the situation, plagiarism is rampant. On the other hand, plagiarism software can wreak havoc, especially when it comes to the use of templates (Nguyen, 2019, Discussion, chap. 1).
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Sources Cited Within a Source
Always try to find and cite the original source instead of citing from indirect sources. This is because the original author's words may be colored by the perceptions of the citing author in the secondary source. See FAQ for more details.
If you cannot get hold of the original work (even after asking your Friendly Librarian) list the secondary source in your references and cite in text as follows...
Ong (1976) as cited in Tan (2016, p. 73) argued that plagiarism...
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...it was argued that plagiarism...(Ong, 1976, as cited in Tan, 2016, p. 73).
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...the authors hypothesized that "females would find the tasks easier" (Whitfield et al., 1965, p. 151).
...the "gender-based hypothesis" as put forward by Whitfield et al. (1965, pp. 151-152)
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Herrmann and Tepe concluded that: If public scandals such as the ones studied here do not change voters’ reliance on academic credentials, incentives for politicians to commit academic fraud will persist. Removing titles from ballot papers might be one way to reduce their effect in elections, but as long as voters value titles, candidates will have an incentive to use them in electoral advertising. (2018, p. 316). |
Herrmann, M., & Tepe, M. (2018). Does exposure to stereotype‐disconfirming politicians reduce the effect of stereotypes on voting? Evidence from seven plagiarism scandals in Germany. Political Psychology, 39(2), 303–324. https://doi.org/10.1111/pops.12408