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(CHAPTER 30) REFERENCING SYSTEM - Coggle Diagram
(CHAPTER 30) REFERENCING SYSTEM
BIBLIOGRAPHY
a list of everything that the researcher has read in preparation for writing an assignment/research project whether or not the researcher referred specifically to it in the assignment/dissertation/theses/final year project
normally contain sources that have been cited in research work/assignment and also those the research found influential but decided not to cite
REFERENCES
Items that have been read and specially referred to in the assignment and was put at the end of the assignment page as references.
enables people to quickly find in the list of references the sources that has been cited or to check the validity of it.
TYPES OF REFERENCING
running-note style
Vancouver-numeric style
APA style
author/page (MLA)
Harvard referencing
PRINCIPLES OF REFERENCING
the principle of economy
the principle of standardization
the principle of access
the principle of transparency
the principle of intellectual property
WHY/WHEN REFERENCING IS IMPORTANT?
when giving emphasis to a particular idea that has found a measure of agreement and support amongst commentators
to inform the reader of sources of direct quotations or definition in your academic reference
to give weight or credibility to an argument presented in your assignment or academic work
when paraphrasing another person's idea or definition that is particularly significant or likely to be subject of debate
when describing or discussing a Theory, Model/Practise Associated with a particular writer
to avoid plagiarism
to inform the reader of sources of ideas, tables, photos, statistics or diagram presented in the work