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GSCO 199.02 Exploring Family Communication: Citing Your Sources

Citing Your Sources

Cite the sources you use in your research. If your professor doesn't specify a style to use, then pick one and stick with it. Below is information about the three commonly used styles (APA, Chicago, and MLA) and other helpful information.

Learn Citation Style Rules Thorugh Purdue OWL

Where to Find Citations for Your Works Cited Page

Citation Generators: The following websites can be used to create citations. These websites (Citation Machine and Easy Bib) are not perfect, so be sure to double check your citations.

Finding Citations: Citations can be found in the bibliography or works cited section of books, articles. Additionaly, most library catalog record and electronic databases proved citation information (be sure to double check these citations.)

Last Updated: Aug 4, 2021 10:43 AM
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Subjects: First Year Seminar

Tags: communication, family_history, narratives

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