Citing Sources and References

This video tutorial explains how to properly cite sources when paraphrasing or quoting published texts. It covers the rules for citing paraphrases, including mentioning the author's name and publication year, and offers options for placing citations within a text. The tutorial also details how to cite direct quotes, emphasizing the use of quotation marks and page numbers. Additionally, it provides guidance on creating a reference list, which includes all sources used, except personal communications.

What is the primary focus of this video tutorial?

• How to write a research paper

• How to cite sources when paraphrasing or quoting

• How to conduct a literature review

• How to publish a journal article

When citing a paraphrase, what information must you include?

• Publication year and page number

• Author's name and publication year

• Author's name and organization

• Author's name and page number

Where can you place the reference when citing a paraphrase?

• Only at the end of the sentence

• Only in the footnotes

• Only at the beginning of the sentence

• At the beginning, middle, or end of the sentence

How should you cite two authors in a running text?

• Use an ampersand between their names

• Use a comma between their names

• Use a semicolon between their names

• Use 'and' between their names

What abbreviation is used for more than two authors?

• et al.

• etc.

• i.e.

• e.g.

What is the Latin term for 'and others' used in citations?

• i.e.

• etc.

• et al.

• e.g.

When citing a direct quote, what must you include besides the author's name and publication year?

• The title of the publication

• The page number

• The chapter number

• The editor's name

What is the purpose of using quotation marks in direct quotes?

• To indicate a direct quote

• To highlight important text

• To separate different ideas

• To emphasize the author's opinion

How should you cite multiple authors in a direct quote when using parentheses?

• Use a semicolon between their names

• Use a comma between their names

• Use 'and' between their names

• Use an ampersand between their names

What should replace older authors' names when citing more than two authors in a direct quote?

• i.e.

• e.g.

• et al.

• etc.