Citing is done to give the originator credit for the information used.
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Citing Statistics enables readers to locate a table or data used in research projects. Citing Statistics should have the Date of publication, Creator of data, Place of publication.
Properly citing references (in footnotes, endnotes, and/or a bibliography) includes the copyright information.
Citing evidence in an argumentative essay helps support claims by providing credibility to the information presented. It shows that the writer has done research and is using reliable sources to back up their argument. This helps persuade the reader by demonstrating that the claims are based on solid evidence.
There are many places where one can find information on citing websites. The following websites have information of citing: "SEMO", "Bery Livey Library", "Bellevue College", as well as "wikiHow".
No legal limit when citing author. Not citing is immediately plagiarism.
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