You would like to quote "a flexible mind is a healthy mind" written by Alexander Palladino and Jason Wade in 2010. The quote is printed on p. 147 in a book. Which in-text citations are correct? Please select TWO answers.

According to Palladino and Wade (2010), "a flexible mind is a healthy mind" (p. 147).

Hence, Palladino and Wade (2010) conclude that "a flexible mind is a healthy mind" (p. 147).

According to Palladino and Wade (2010), "a flexible mind is a healthy mind". (p. 147).

According to Palladino & Wade (2010), "a flexible mind is a healthy mind" (p. 147).

Group Task (Question 1) : (1) One of the indicators of a country's level of development is the general health of its population. (2) However, there are difficulties in objectively measuring some aspects of health. (3)

Evidence "... health is a complete physical, mental and social well being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity" (World Health Organisation, 1985, p. 8) should be inserted in (2) position.

Evidence "... health is a complete physical, mental and social well being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity" (World Health Organisation, 1985, p. 8) should be inserted in (1) position.

Evidence "... health is a complete physical, mental and social well being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity" (World Health Organisation, 1985, p. 8) should be inserted in (3) position.

Group Task (Question 2) : (1) Children growing up in the modern world face problems never encountered before: the demands of a consumer society, a changing climate, and limited resources. (2) It is the job of teachers and parents to give guidance to children as they try to adapt to this new world. (3)

Evidence "The solution to adult problems tomorrow depends on how our children grow up today" (Mead, 1980, p. 35) should be inserted in (3) position.

Evidence "The solution to adult problems tomorrow depends on how our children grow up today" (Mead, 1980, p. 35) should be inserted in (1) position.

Evidence "The solution to adult problems tomorrow depends on how our children grow up today" (Mead, 1980, p. 35) should be inserted in (2) position.

Group Task (Question 3) : There is dispute among researchers about whether infectious disease will cause more deaths in the future or fewer. (1) Pimental (1999), for example, argues that the growth in disease is expected to continue. (2) Other researchers disagree with this view. (3)

Evidence "... infectious disease has been decreasing since 1970 ... infectious disease is expected to decrease in the future, at least until 2020" (Lomborg, 2001, p. 26) should be inserted in (3) position.

Evidence "... infectious disease has been decreasing since 1970 ... infectious disease is expected to decrease in the future, at least until 2020" (Lomborg, 2001, p. 26) should be inserted in (1) position.

Evidence "... infectious disease has been decreasing since 1970 ... infectious disease is expected to decrease in the future, at least until 2020" (Lomborg, 2001, p. 26) should be inserted in (2) position.

Task 2 Question 3 (The use of direct quotations): Material quoted directly from another source (i.e. reproduced word for word from works by other authors) must always provide (in this particular order ): i. __________, year, and specific ii. __________ in the text citation and include a complete entry in the iii. __________.

i. author's surname ii. page number(s) iii. reference list

i. author's surname ii. page number(s) iii. year

i. author's surname ii. page number(s) iii. bibliography

i. page number(s) ii. author's surname iii. reference list

i. page number(s) ii. author's surname iii. bibliography

Task 2 Question 3 (The use of paraphrase ): If material is paraphrased (i.e., restated in your own words), always provide the author’s surname and (vi) __________ in the in-text citation. It is not necessary to include the (vii) __________ in the citation.

vi. first initial vii. page number (s)

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TASK 1 (Using In-text Citations): "Austin (2017) argued that …"
Situation: The book is written by Austin Williamson.

Correct in-text citation: Williamson (2017) argued that ...

TASK 1 (Using In-text Citations): "... (Austin, Bennett and Claire, 2017)"
Situation: The book is written by A. Austin, J. Bennett and M. Claire.

Correct in-text citation:
... (Austin et al., 2017).

TASK 1 (Using In-text Citations): "Peterson et al. (2017) argued that …"
Situation: The journal article has six authors. The first writer listed on the article is Robert Peterson.

TASK 1 (Using In-text Citations): "Peterson et al. (no date) argued that …"
Situation: The web article does not provide a publication date.

Correct in-text citation:
Peterson et al. (n.d.) argued that ...

TASK 1 (Using In-text Citations): "Peterson & Williamson (2017) argued that …"
Situation: The book has two authors, E. Peterson and A. Williamson.

Correct in-text citation:
Peterson and Williamson (2017) argued that ...

TASK 1 (Using In-text Citations): "Peterson et al. (2017) argued that …"
Situation: The book has two authors, E. Peterson and A. Williamson.

Correct in-text citation:
Peterson and Williamson (2017) argued that ...

Task 1 Question 7. If the only way to cite a source is through a secondary source citation, which of the following citations is correct? [Assume that Patten refers to the author of the book you read, whereas Leung refers to the author cited/quoted by Patten .]

Task 1 Question 8:
Name of authors: Peter Palmer and Tony Roy
Year: 2008
Please select TWO correct in-text citations.

Task 1 Question 9:
Name of authors: Alfred Wegener, Lucy Liu and Aaron Jay Kernis
Year: 2007
Please select TWO correct in-text citations.

Task 1 Question 10:
Name of authors: Ben Mendelsohn
Year: 2010
Please select TWO correct in-text citations.

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TASK 1 (Using In-text Citations): "Austin (2017) argued that …"Situation: The book is written by Austin Williamson.

Correct in-text citation: Williamson (2017) argued that ...

TASK 1 (Using In-text Citations): "... (Austin, Bennett and Claire, 2017)"Situation: The book is written by A. Austin, J. Bennett and M. Claire.

Correct in-text citation: ... (Austin et al., 2017).

TASK 1 (Using In-text Citations): "Peterson et al. (2017) argued that …"Situation: The journal article has six authors. The first writer listed on the article is Robert Peterson.

TASK 1 (Using In-text Citations): "Peterson et al. (no date) argued that …"Situation: The web article does not provide a publication date.

Correct in-text citation:Peterson et al. (n.d.) argued that ...

TASK 1 (Using In-text Citations): "Peterson & Williamson (2017) argued that …"Situation: The book has two authors, E. Peterson and A. Williamson.

Correct in-text citation:Peterson and Williamson (2017) argued that ...

TASK 1 (Using In-text Citations): "Peterson et al. (2017) argued that …"Situation: The book has two authors, E. Peterson and A. Williamson.

Correct in-text citation:Peterson and Williamson (2017) argued that ...

Task 1 Question 7. If the only way to cite a source is through a secondary source citation, which of the following citations is correct? [Assume that Patten refers to the author of the book you read, whereas Leung refers to the author cited/quoted by Patten .]

Task 1 Question 8:Name of authors: Peter Palmer and Tony RoyYear: 2008Please select TWO correct in-text citations.

Task 1 Question 9:Name of authors: Alfred Wegener, Lucy Liu and Aaron Jay KernisYear: 2007Please select TWO correct in-text citations.

Task 1 Question 10:Name of authors: Ben MendelsohnYear: 2010Please select TWO correct in-text citations.

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TASK 1 (Using In-text Citations): "Austin (2017) argued that …"
Situation: The book is written by Austin Williamson.

TASK 1 (Using In-text Citations): "... (Austin, Bennett and Claire, 2017)"
Situation: The book is written by A. Austin, J. Bennett and M. Claire.

Correct in-text citation:
... (Austin et al., 2017).

TASK 1 (Using In-text Citations): "Peterson et al. (2017) argued that …"
Situation: The journal article has six authors. The first writer listed on the article is Robert Peterson.

TASK 1 (Using In-text Citations): "Peterson et al. (no date) argued that …"
Situation: The web article does not provide a publication date.

Correct in-text citation:
Peterson et al. (n.d.) argued that ...

TASK 1 (Using In-text Citations): "Peterson & Williamson (2017) argued that …"
Situation: The book has two authors, E. Peterson and A. Williamson.

Correct in-text citation:
Peterson and Williamson (2017) argued that ...

TASK 1 (Using In-text Citations): "Peterson et al. (2017) argued that …"
Situation: The book has two authors, E. Peterson and A. Williamson.

Correct in-text citation:
Peterson and Williamson (2017) argued that ...

Task 1 Question 8:
Name of authors: Peter Palmer and Tony Roy
Year: 2008
Please select TWO correct in-text citations.

Task 1 Question 9:
Name of authors: Alfred Wegener, Lucy Liu and Aaron Jay Kernis
Year: 2007
Please select TWO correct in-text citations.

Task 1 Question 10:
Name of authors: Ben Mendelsohn
Year: 2010
Please select TWO correct in-text citations.