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Why citing sources matters

by Tsakane betty Mathebula
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Citing irrelevant sources strengthens your argument.

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Paraphrasing never requires a citation.

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Once cited, a source never needs to be cited again.

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Plagiarism can be avoided by copying a few phrases.

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A DOI is not a valid identifier for online articles.

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All citations must be from a single source.

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APA, MLA, and Chicago styles are identical.

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Referencing has no impact on a reader's ability to locate sources.

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There is no difference between a bibliography and a reference list.

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You can use the same citation repeatedly in a row.

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You should always include a bibliography, even for your own ideas.

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Referencing is only needed in long essays.

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In-text citations are optional in all academic disciplines.

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All references should be placed at the end of the document only.

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Page numbers are never required in in-text citations.

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Primary sources are always preferred over secondary sources.

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Direct quotes can be used without quotation marks if cited.

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Only books need to be cited.

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Proper referencing gives credit to original authors and helps avoid plagiarism.

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Referencing is optional in digital presentations.

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