always be in alphabetical order. Doing so makes it easy for the reader to locate those citations you used in your paper. If you become technical (using technical material) you must be most careful about every portion of your reference. Excellent work means accomplishments‚ not accusations. Remember that careless paraphrasing means the possibility of being accused of plagiarism where if you have correct citations and the support of wonderful references‚ you will never be in that shadowy other world
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A BRIEF GUIDE TO CITATION AND REFERENCING (2nd Revision) DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY UNIVERSITY OF FORT HARE EAST LONDON CAMPUS This guide was originally compiled by S. Sparrius with contributions from Prof. A.J. Gilbert‚ J. Rankin and D. van der Want in 1997. It was revised by C .van Ommen and C. Macleod in 2001‚ and by J. Marx in 2007. Some examples were drawn directly from the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (1994)
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ENGLISH 1st Term Reviewer I. APA Citation American Psychological Association (APA) Ctation * most commonly used format for manuscripts in the Social Sciences * regulates stylistics‚ in-text citations and references Books Surname‚ F. M. (Publishing Date). Title. Place of Publication: Publisher Section Surname‚ F.M. (Publishing Date). Section. In F‚ Surname‚ Title (pages). Place of Publication: Publisher CD-Rom Surname‚ F. M. (Year). Title [CD-ROM]. Retrieved from …. [date
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Citations: should immediately follow the material being quoted‚ paraphrased or summarized according to the article “Avoiding Plagiarism”‚ paragraph 4. The source of information should be properly cited in the text content and with details listed in the reference
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NOTES RE BLUEBOOK CITATIONS General Case Citation: A general case citation is as follows: Tom Reed Gold Mines Co. v. United E. Mining Co.‚ 39 Ariz. 533 (1932). An example of a parallel citation: Kortus v. Jensen‚ 195 Neb. 261‚ 237 N.W.2d 845 (1976). FEDERAL CASES: U.S. Supreme Court: Cite to U.S. If it ’s not yet published there‚ cite to S. Ct.‚ L. Ed.‚ U.S.L.W.‚ or LEXIS‚ in that order of preference. Do not include parallel cites: – Smith & Jones‚ Inc. v. Couch‚ 401 U.S
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Unemployment is a status in which people are without a profitable job. It has been an major issue in most societies nowadays and is a problem that most countries have been facing and are trying to address. Moreover‚ when we talk about unemployment‚ we have to consider the employer and the employee point of view. Till this date there are significant theorical debates regarding the causes‚ consequences and solutions for unemployment. This essay will focus on causes and effects of unemployment
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Thesis: “People are Unemployed because they want to be”‚ should not be used as a rationale for the overall level of unemployment currently being experienced. Presented by: Kevin Henry Northern Caribbean University College of Business and Hospitality Management Department of Professional and Continuing Education Presented in partial fulfillment of the course ENGL120: Freshman Composition 2 Presented to: Ozette Waugh-Fagan (Mrs.) Date: November 18‚ 2010 In a country characterized
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Unemployment Michelle Czerniakowski McCann School of Business & Technology Abstract The following essay examines unemployment‚ the reasons for which it Exists and the causes‚ which do not allow it ever to be zero. In this essay you will also read about The Great Depression how it impacted are economy and how it at related to the job rate as of today 2014 In my eyes the president Obama is very well leading are nation to another Great Depression Obama is indeed making history not only as the
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Unemployment Gina July 23‚ 2013 Economics Word Count: 2‚112 Table of Contents What is unemployment?........................................................................................................................................3 The Causes and Types of Unemployment……………....................................................................................................................................3-5 Effects of Unemployment...
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be a number of people who are unemployed. Unemployment is when there are people in our society who desire work but are unable to obtain it because of the fact that there are not enough jobs for everyone. There are many factors that can cause unemployment but one of the biggest factors is lack of private investment. This is caused by private companies not expanding their activities fast or not expanding them fast enough. Another main factor of unemployment is the increase of labour costs. Labour costs
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