Why do we document and cite sources?
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Academic writing requires you to use information from outside
sources into your own arguments
Documenting and citing sources
prevents you from plagiarizing
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Signal
Phrase
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You always should introduce the author and his/her credentials so reader clearly knows you are citing a source
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Parentheses
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Always cite source in parenthesis at end of
quote, even if you paraphrase ( put into your own words)
Example: Companies can monitor employees’ every
keystroke without legal penalty, but they may have to combat low morale as a
result (Lane 129)
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Use
power verbs
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Power verbs help show reader you
are analyzing and not merely summarizing
Verb must match the author's
meaning
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Thursday, November 29, 2012
Documenting and Citing Sources
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