How to Use Sources in Research Papers, Theses, Dissertations
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ก.ค. 2024
- Learning to use sources in research is key to academic success. Techniques to use sources in research are easy to acquire: Signal phrases, reporting verbs, transitions and thought bridges are your tools for using sources in your research papers, theses, and dissertations.
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⌚ SECTIONS:
The Task of Research Writing 00:00
Function of signal phrases 00:33
Signal phrases for summaries 02:00
Use of “that” in reporting research 02:40
Ghost quotes in research writing 03:15
Plagiarism in research writing 04:28
Length of signal phrases 06:40
Reporting verbs in research writing 07:14
Transitions and thought bridges in research writing 09:18
Putting the techniques together 10:50
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The number of quotations allowed varies according to the discipline you are writing in. In the scientific disciplines, you rarely see any direct quotations. In the humanities, quotes are allowed but not to exceed 10% of the original.
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