citation in literature review (PowerPoint Presentation Sample)

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Outlines:

* Introduction
* Importance
* Need of Citation
* Components of Citation-492556-1818408
* Citation Styles
* Kinds of Citation
* Examples
* References
Introduction:

Citation
A citation is a reference to a source used in your research
It is how you give credit to the author for their creative and
Intellectual works that you referenced as support for your research
* Literature Review comprehensive Summary of previous research on a topic.
Importance:

* Giving credit (attribution) to original authors helps you avoid plagiarizing
* Citations allow your readers to find your sources
* Your professors expect it as part of standard academic discourse
* Citing sources strengthens your work by lending outside support to your ideas
* Citing sources shows the amount of research you have done
Need of Citation:

Whenever you borrow words or Ideas, you need to acknowledge
Their source. The following situations almost always require
Citation:
* Whenever you use quotes
* Whenever you paraphrase
* Whenever you use an idea that someone else has already expressed
* Whenever someone else's work has been critical in developing your own ideas.
Components of Citation:

No matter the citation style, there are a few basics you need to
know about each source, including:
* Title of the work
* Author(s)
* Publisher/Source
* Year of publication
* Type (book, journal, tweet, interview, film, etc...)
Citation Styles:

* A citation style is a set of rules on how to cite sources in
Academic writing
* The type of citation style you will use depends on the class you
are writing for because different disciplines use different styles
There are three major citation styles used in academic writing:
* Modern Language Association ( MLA )
* American Psychological Association ( APA )
* Chicago
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Kinds of Citation:

Depending on the way in which they record sources, scholarly reference styles
Can be divided into three main categories:
* Documentary Notes Styles
References are given in footnotes (bottom of the page) or endnotes (after the entire text)
The digit is usually placed after the full stop ending the sentence to which the reference belongs
Oxford and MHRA are documentary note reference styles
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* Parenthetical (or author-date) Styles
In parenthetical, or author-date styles, in-text references are given within parentheses before the full stop of the sentence containing the reference
APA, Harvard, a