| Bibliography |
: A bibliography is listed after the Reference List. This list refers to all the resources read in preparation of your assignment but not used in your assignment. |
| Direct Quote | : Word for word materials taken directly from another author's work, consisting less than 40 words in length. |
| DOI |
: Digital Object Identifier, a unique aplhanumerical string assigned to any entity for use on digital networks. |
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Example of a DOI: 10.1017/S0022109011000123 |
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| End-Text Reference | : A reference list that is listed at the conclusion of your work. This list usually consists of all resources you have cited/referenced within your assignment. |
| In-Text Citation | : A reference that is listed within the body of your work. Also known as a citation or in-text reference. |
| Long Quote | : Word for word materials taken directly from another author's work, consisting more than 40 words in length. |
| Paraphrasing | : Expressing other author's idea in your own words. A Paraphrase is also known as an indirect Quotation will need to be referenced. |
| Plagiarism | : Copying the words and ideas of others without acknowledging correct ownership. Plagiarism may result in failure of a unit or entire course, fines, prevention from entry into professional associations and other disciplinary actions. Check with your institute on plagiarism and cheating. |
| Reference List | : A list of all end-text references is included in a reference list. A reference list is listed at the conclusion of your work and consists of all works you have used/cited/referenced within your assignment. |
| Referencing System | : A group of rules and principles that is used to acknowledge the contributions of other authors that have directly influenced your work. |
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chapter |
chap. |
edition |
ed. |
Editor (Editors) |
Ed. (Eds.) |
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no date |
n.d. |
second edition |
2nd ed. |
revised edition |
Rev. ed. |
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page (pages) |
p. (pp.) |
paragraph |
para. |
Volume |
Vol. |