Dear respected RG colleagues,
Good day.
In order to present a clear procedure of how to cite different sources Types in you paper, including paper, book, E-book, Chapter (or Essay) in a book, Articles, and how to site Non Print Materials based on the Modern Language Association, 8th edition - MLA 2017, kindly visit this link and send me your feedback.
https://www.mendeley.com/guides/mla-citation-guide?DGCID=Social_MDT&sf117082406=1
Regards, Emad
I have found that even though citations may meet the bibliographic format used, students may place several citations in parentheses to impress the reader, but if you actually read these articles, you realise that they may have little or no relevance to what the student is stating in the paper. Apart from the citation format, it is important to check the content of these citations with what is written in the paper to avoid misrepresentation of information.
Best regards,
Debra
There are two types of citations:
♦ Works Cited (at the end of your paper)
The works cited page lists all of the sources that you used.
♦ In-Text or Parenthetical Citations (within the paper)
In-text citations tell your professor which source you used at a specific point in the paper.
http://libguides.nvcc.edu/c.php?g=361391&p=2440254
Thank you so much dear Dr. Mohamed G. E. Gadallah for your kind comment.
Regards, Emad
Good question Emad !!!
I prefer books , then papers and urls (least choice)
I try not to read too many papers (Sorry !!!) I like to have a deeper understanding and a theory is time tested . So my citations will be few :)
Coming to students, I trust them with what they do . So citations depending on materials read (they have to - no say otherwise) ...
Well, I train them so I trust them with my belief and working principles ...
PS- call me Aparna (no Dr prefix!!!)
Dear (Aparna),
I just like to be more polite in calling you (Dr.Aparna), so please accept my highest respect and apology.
Dear Aparna,
Thank you so much for sharing your impressive point of view. In many cases, when I come to review scientific papers I usually find dis-ordered representation of the cited references so that makes me to ask or indicate this piece of information with my beloved RG colleagues and especially younger ones.
Thanks Aparna again,
Emad
You are most welcome dear Derra Mourad, and thanks a lot for your kind agreement.
Emad
I have found that even though citations may meet the bibliographic format used, students may place several citations in parentheses to impress the reader, but if you actually read these articles, you realise that they may have little or no relevance to what the student is stating in the paper. Apart from the citation format, it is important to check the content of these citations with what is written in the paper to avoid misrepresentation of information.
Best regards,
Debra
Thank you Debra for your kind clarification, i do agree with you.
Emad
Dear brother Prof. Emad,
Thanks indeed for sharing this very useful link to all global researchers. That is very generous of you. Best regards
Dickson Adom
This is by your kind help my brother Dr.Dickson, thanks a lot for your unlimited cooperation.
Sincerely yours,
Emad
Citing different types of references is very important as each type has its own advantages, and some readers prefer to access certain types of them more than others. For example, books provide a thorough overview of a topic, quality checked by publisher, usually well-researched, include references to other sources you can use. Journals include the latest research, up to date, cover very specific topics, quality checked during peer review process, list references used - good source for further research. Websites provide a quick access to information, and can be kept up to date easily. Reports provide a look at a topic in detail, often include statistics or research findings. However, it is not about number of different types of references, but choosing an appropriate source of information that meet your research needs.
hello
Research requires you to cite various sources so that the search is comprehensive for most previous research that has ideas similar to the new research
regards
In Biomedicine, Clinical Medicine and in general in Sciences; scientific publications follow the Vancouver format. Without giving details, I offer you a link for more information.
regards
Jose Luis
http://www.metodo.uab.cat/docs/Requisitos_de_Uniformidad.pdf
En Biomedicina, Medicina Clínica y en general en Ciencias; las publicaciones científicas siguen el formato de Vancouver. Sin abundar en detalles, les ofrezco un vínculo para mayor información.
Saludos
José Luis
http://www.metodo.uab.cat/docs/Requisitos_de_Uniformidad.pdf
I support Mutasem Z. Bani-Fwaz.
In Ukraine, this form of link description is not used. Our journals ask us to issue a link to our standard and according to the AРA standard.
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In the case of published articles with D.O.I number, for citing those articles, what is the need to follow the earlier styles with page number , vol number etc ? The D.O.I number alone is sufficient ?
Dear Dr. Rohith R Krishnan, RG colleagues,
Thank you so much for sharing your impressive comments.
Dear Rohith,
The DOI, is simply used to show that this article or paper has been indexed, and it is not sufficient to mention it as a reference and you have to the classical method of citing taking into your account the slandered manner of your proposed journals.
Thanks, Emad
Yes. DOI will help correctly find the article that was cited.
But the description of the document should be given completely and according to certain requirements + DOI.
I also received this post:
Abdul Ghafoor
Pl. consult my book "Manual for Synopsis and Thesis Preparation". Soft copy is available on ResearchGate and on Website of the University of Agri, Faisalabad, Pakistan. It is also attached. Ghafoor, A. 2007. Manual ..., Faislabad, Pakistan.pdf
My reply: Thank you so much dear Dr.Abdul Ghafoor for sharing your impressive book.
Regards, Emad
That is right dear Dr. Viola Vambol , I do agree with you.
Kind regards,
Emad
I think recent papers are better than the books.
Citing journal maternal from high impact factors journals should be the goal.
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