Strive for simplicity! Do not include unnecessary words that do not themselves add The web to find a reference from a journal, but you must cite the journal article, NOT theĭo NOT overuse/misuse demonstratives (this, that, these, those) A web site you find one day mayīe gone the next, making it useless as a scientific source. Knowledge, such as information that you get from a textbook.ĭO NOT CITE WEBPAGES! The purpose of a reference is to direct the reader to the original source for information included in your paper. You do not need to include in-text citation for information that is considered general "e.g.", which is short for the Latin phrase "exempli gratia" meaning "for 2011).įYI: "et al" is short for the Latin phrase "et alia" meaning "and others"įYI: One in-text citation in the example paper uses the abbreviation date published)įor example: The ingestion of caffeine has been shown to elicit an erratic O If the article has more than two authors (JoSchmo et al. O If the article has two authors (JoSchmo and Willis date published) O If the article has one author (JoSchmo date published) Something similar if you choose another style) to cite journal articles within the body of You must utilize in-text citation any time you include data/information from a researchĪrticle published in a peer-reviewed scientific journal. Use a citation style common for scientific writing such as Author-Date. This section must include at least TWO research articles published in peerreviewed Your report, and to provide your readers with the information necessary to look up the sourcesĬited in your report.
The purpose of this section is to credit the work of others that was included in
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