Yes, the works cited page is typically counted as a separate page in a research paper.
Yes, the page count typically includes the works cited section in a research paper.
The correct term is "works cited." It is a list of sources (books, articles, websites, etc.) that you directly referenced in your work or research.
work cited page
No, the works cited page is typically not included in the page count of a research paper or academic document.
each and every source you refer to in your essay
No, works cited and bibliography are not the same in academic writing. A works cited page lists only the sources directly referenced in the paper, while a bibliography includes all sources consulted during research, whether they were cited or not.
No, bibliography and works cited are not the same in academic writing. A bibliography includes all sources consulted during research, while a works cited list only includes sources directly referenced in the paper.
It's called a bibliography.
No, a works cited page typically does not count as part of the total page count of a research paper.
Bibliography is a comprehensive list of all sources consulted during the research process, while a works cited page lists only the sources directly referenced in the academic work. Bibliographies may include sources that were not cited, but were consulted for background information or research.
The "References" tab is used to add new sources, insert citations, and create a works cited page in a document in Microsoft Word.