Academic Integrity - Referencing, Citation & Avoiding Plagiarism: Plagiarism Defined: Group or individual assignments
This guide explains what referencing and citation is and how to use the APA, Chicago, Harvard, MLA and Vancouver Styles. It includes a short interactive tutorial on each style.
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APA Style Guide
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- Book with one author
- Book with two authors
- Book with three, four or five authors
- Book with six or seven authors
- Book with eight or more authors
- Book with corporate author
- Book with an editor
- Chapter in an edited book
- eBook
- eBook (no print version)
- Republished Work
- Print journal article, one author
- Print journal article, up to seven authors
- Print journal article, more than seven authors
- eJournal article
- Print newspaper article
- Online newspaper article
- Website
- Page on a website
- Page on a website, no author
- Blog
- Podcasts
- Interviews, email and other personal communication
- Images - reproduced in your text
- Images/Photographs (print) - not reproduced in your text
- Images/Photographs (online) - not reproduced in your text
- Lectures or Presentations
- Group or individual assignments
- Government agency publication
- Parliamentary and legal publications
- EU Publications
- Conferences
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- Film or television programme
- Music recording
- Datasets
- Repository item
- Secondary sources
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Harvard Style Guide
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- Book with four or more authors
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- Book with editor
- Chapter in an edited book
- eBook
- Translated Book
- Translated Ancient Texts
- Print journal article, one author
- Print journal article, two or three authors
- Print journal article, four or more authors
- eJournal article
- Journal Article ePublication (ahead of print)
- Print newspaper article
- Online newspaper article
- Page on a website
- Website
- Blog
- Podcast
- Email communication
- Images or Photographs (print)
- Images or Photographs (online)
- Lectures or presentations
- Group or individual assignments
- Interviews (television)
- Interviews (newspaper)
- Government agency publication
- Parliamentary and legal material
- EU publications
- Conferences
- Theses
- Film or television
- Datasets
- Case studies
- Musical scores
- CD or vinyl records
- Film on YouTube
- Repository item
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- Personal Communications
- Tables, Illustrations, and Diagrams
- Graphs
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Chicago Style Guide
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- Chapter in an edited book
- Print journal article, one author
- Print journal article, two or three authors
- Print journal article, more than three authors
- eBook
- eJournal article
- Print newspaper article
- Online newspaper article
- Website or page on a website
- Blog
- Email communication
- Interviews
- Government agency publication
- Parliamentary and legal material
- EU publications
- Conferences
- Theses
- Film
- Television
- Group or individual assignments
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Vancouver Style Guide
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- Book with one author
- Book with two to six authors
- Book with more than six authors
- Book with a corporate author
- Book with an editor
- eBook
- Chapter in an edited book
- Print journal article
- Print journal article, multiple authors
- eJournal article
- Print newspaper article
- Online newspaper article
- Website or page on a website
- Blog
- Email communication or interviews
- Government agency publication
- Parliamentary and legal material
- EU publications
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- Theses
- Television or film
- Group or individual assignments
- Datasets
- Secondary Sources
- Lecture Notes
- Online Video (e.g. YouTube)
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MLA Style Guide
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- Book with two editors
- Book with three more editors
- ebook
- Chapter in an edited book
- Play
- Poem
- eJournal article
- Print newspaper article
- Online newspaper article
- Film
- Page on a website
- Website
- Blog
- Email communication
- Interviews
- Government agency publication
- Parliamentary and legal material
- EU publications
- Theses
- Television or Radio
- Group assignment
- Conferences
- Print journal article
- Images
- Indirect source
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- Fake News
Group or individual assignments
APA does not give direct instructions on citing and referencing this type of work. This is an interpretation of how this type of work should be cited.
Reference: Author(s) Last name, Initials. (Year). Title of work. Unpublished manuscript. Institution department, name, location.
Example: Hughes, S., & Brown, M. (2015). Full body movement as an indicator of deception. Unpublished manuscript. School of Psychology, University College Dublin, Dublin, Ireland.
In-Text-Citation:
- Author(s) Last name (year)
- (Author(s) Last name year)
Example:
- Hughes and Brown (2015) investigate the use of...
- Measurement of full body movement was assessed as an indicator of deception (Hughes & Brown, 2015).
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