GL101 Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Rheumatoid Arthritis, Academic Search, Coronary Artery Disease
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When writing a paper, we often build upon the information and ideas of others. When information is borrowed from others, we must give them credit. Citing sources accomplishes the following: provides a way to give proper credit to the sources used in writing the paper, enables the reader to find the information for themselves, adds credibility and provides strength for your arguments. Credit must be given whenever: quoting from a source (copying form the source word for word, summarizing or rephrasing information from a source into one"s own words. The in-text references and the references page work together, to give complete credit to the sources used in writing the paper. The in-text reference in the paper should correspond with the beginning of the citation in the list of. 12 size font in times new roman or courier, double spaced, pages numbered (upper right hand corner),
