Research+-+In-text+Referencing



|| a) Author + page or paragraph number (Author only, if there is no page or paragraph number) || Despite the many challenges she has faced on the Internet, the author still enjoys the "magic" of the MOO (Dibbell 3). || || || || || || ** ( ** Chazon et al 105-6) || *Note that shortened titles should be in quotation marks and complete titles should be in italics.
 * = =** Source **= || = Formula = || = Example = ||
 * ** 1. Electronic Citations: Internet **
 * ** (No author given) ** || b) Title (or shortened title)* + page or paragraph number (if given) || Each of the teletubbies has his/her own language acquisition level, and, because of this, a child can identify and progress to the next language level when the child feels comfortable (“The Inside Story”).*
 * ** 2. Print: One Author ** || Author’s last name + page(s) || During World War I, British and American women could, for the first time, earn first-class pay for first-class work (Gilbert 236-7). ||
 * ** 3. Print: More than one work by the same author(s) ** || Author’s last name +title (or shortened title)* + page(s) || When calculating the number of homeless animals in the United States, the author comically stated that "Maybe man would not overrun the planet, but his pet poodles and Siamese cats might (Westin, “Pethood” 6).* She then further stated that there are 50 million homeless animals in the country (Westin, “Planning” 10).*
 * ** 4. Print: Two authors with the same last name ** || Author (first and last name) + Page(s) || (Robert Smith 102-115)
 * ** 5. Print: Two or three authors of a source ** || Author + Author + Author + page(s) || (Richards, Jones, and Moore 185)
 * ** 6. Print: Four or more authors of a source ** || 1st Author’s last name + et al +page(s)
 * ** 7. Print: No author identified in source ** || Title (or shortened title) + Page(s)* || Goddess religions are thought to have originated somewhere between 25,000 and 7,000 BCE (//When God Was a Woman// 43).* ||
 * ** 8. Print: Multivolume Works: Citing an entire volume of a multivolume work ** || Author’s last Name + Volume number || (Spielvolgel, vol. 3) ||
 * ** 9. Print: Using part of one volume of a multivolume work ** || Author’s last name + volume number + page numbers || (Flint 5: 139). ||

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