Are you familiar with APA referencing and plagiarism? Would you like to try to answer these questions? Plagiarism is when, instead of using your own words, you take someone else’s, which often comes up in writing. You need to be careful always to reference your sources and check for plagiarism, even if you do not feel that you have plagiarized. If you want to learn more about APA referencing and plagiarism, complete this quiz.
Stealing someone else’s idea’s
Not crediting your sources properly
Passing off someone else’s work as your own
All of the above
To support your arguments
To indicate you have read materials on your topic
To avoid plagiarism
All of the above
Your tutor
Your Liaison Librarian
ALLSP Study Skills Staff
All of the above
Judith Dwyer, 2012, argued that...
Judith Dwyer (2012) argued that...
Dwyer, 2012, argued that....
Dwyer (2012) argued that...
D. Wray-Lake and A. Syvertsen
Wray-Lake, L., and Syvertsen, A.
Wray-Lake, L and Syvertsen, A
Wray-Lake, L., & Syvertsen, A.
Leadership and teamwork: The effects of leadership and job satisfaction on team citizenship.
"Leadership and teamwork: The effects of leadership and job satisfaction on team citizenship."
'Leadership and teamwork: The effects of leadership and job satisfaction on team citizenship'.
Leadership and teamwork: The effects of leadership and job satisfaction on team citizenship (italics)
Multimedia and images
Journal article and conference papers
Books print and online
Web sources
True
False
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