Academic Integrity in Research: Proper Citation Practices
Academic honesty is paramount in research, ensuring clear attribution of ideas and information. To maintain credibility, all sourced information must be cited accurately, allowing readers to trace the original material. This involves both in-text citations and a comprehensive reference list. For instance, a direct quote or paraphrasing requires proper acknowledgment of the authors and their work. Following citation styles, such as APA, is essential to differentiate between personal ideas and those of others. Upholding these standards fosters academic integrity.
Academic Integrity in Research: Proper Citation Practices
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Citing Sources C. Mazak INGL 3102
Academic Honesty • Any information that you get from any source must be cited • Your readers can easily find the same information • You distinguish between your ideas and other people’s ideas • You must cite sources in two ways • Using in-text citations • Using a reference list
In-text Citations Quote: “Greasy spot is now endemic in all citrus-growing areas of the Caribbean Basin. All of the citrus plantings in Florida need to be treated with fungicides to adequately control thedisease” (Mondal & Timmer, 2006, p. 532). Paraphrase: According to Mondal and Timmer (2006), the greasy spot can be found in all areas surrounding the Caribbean.
Reference List Mondal, S., & Timmer, L. (2006). Greasy spot, a serious endemic problem for citrus production in the Caribbean basin. Plant disease, 90,532-538. Retrieved March 25, 2009, from Agricola database.
Copy the Style Exactly • See APA manual (on blog) • Copy the order EXACTLY!!!! • Capital letters, italics, punctuation
Info You Need Author name: first, middle, last Year of publication Publisher City of publication Pages Title Journal number Website Date downloaded
Reference List Mondal, S., & Timmer, L. (2006, May). Greasy spot, a serious endemic problem for citrus production in the Caribbean basin. Plant disease, 90,, 532-538. Retrieved March 25, 2009, from Agricola database. Mondal, S., & Timmer, L. (2006). Greasy spot, a serious endemic problem for citrus production in the Caribbean basin. Plant disease, 90,532-538. Retrieved March 25, 2009, from Agricola database.
