Your videos are lifesavers and I love how you break it all down to make it easier. Please please please do a video on conclusions. I always feel that the conclusion is the hard part, just like the introduction, because you have to close out your paper with a strong statement to support all the information you are conveying in the paper. I am currently stuck and could really use your lifesaving tips for conclusions.
How in the world do you know exactly what we need help with when we need it? Thank you for this post! My paper (with interviews) is due in the next 3 weeks! Just in time!!!
Yay!! I'm happy to help. Feel free to let me know if you have any questions about how to cite it. It will all depend of whether or not the interviews are retrievable or not. For instance, if you hold personal interviews and they're not recorded and uploaded somewhere, then they would be considered personal communications. Good luck to you!
@@smartstudent_official Yes, I do have questions on how to use an unpublished personal communication as an in-text citation. After I supply quote the person, do I put the period right after the end quote and before the citation, or after the citation? For instance: “blah blah”. (B. Sanchez, personal communication, November 15, 2021) OR “Blah blah” (B. Sanchez, personal communication, November 15, 2021). Another question is that The way I have my paper formatted is that I want to incorporate multiple quotes on different topics. Do I need to cite each one like that after I have used that format for each of my four interviewees, or can I do something like: B. Sanchez also states that blah blah... Thanks Chelsea! Hope my question is understandable.
I really enjoy watching your informative videos. Thank You . IS it possible for you to showcase on a video as how to identify : 1) key authors 2) key journals, 3) key papers for a particular research field
Your videos are very helpful 😘 Keep up the good work ❤️ It will be great if you make videos about the skills that a university student should have , like reading book chapters etc.
Chelsea, Happy belated Christmas and a very Happy New year... Tell me; do have anything on Grant Writing? If not that's fine, I'm just learning in that direction. Nice seeing you again Chels. 📚 life, New year.
Hi Chelsea, great tips for APA citations. Hoping you can help with this question about citing a company's10K. I understand how to cite the 10K in the reference section but a little unclear for the in-text citation. I am trying to make the 10K citation part of my sentence transitional flow i.e. "......... Company XYZ, Inc. (2023) 10K 2022 filing outlines its business....." . Not sure if this is an acceptable for APA.
Well explained. But my problem as a beginner is where to read and cite. Because some papers have secondary citations a lot. Is it advisable to cite already cited papers in a particular paper... Where exactly can I cite in my work, original paper, or already cited papers by the author(s) of the original paper am reading? Thanks for the video... Hope to receive answers to my questions soon.
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Your videos are lifesavers and I love how you break it all down to make it easier. Please please please do a video on conclusions. I always feel that the conclusion is the hard part, just like the introduction, because you have to close out your paper with a strong statement to support all the information you are conveying in the paper. I am currently stuck and could really use your lifesaving tips for conclusions.
Thank you! So helpful!
You're doing great, would please provide us with more videos and practice in EXCEL and POWER POINT stuff
How in the world do you know exactly what we need help with when we need it? Thank you for this post! My paper (with interviews) is due in the next 3 weeks! Just in time!!!
Yay!! I'm happy to help. Feel free to let me know if you have any questions about how to cite it. It will all depend of whether or not the interviews are retrievable or not. For instance, if you hold personal interviews and they're not recorded and uploaded somewhere, then they would be considered personal communications. Good luck to you!
@@smartstudent_official Yes, I do have questions on how to use an unpublished personal communication as an in-text citation. After I supply quote the person, do I put the period right after the end quote and before the citation, or after the citation? For instance: “blah blah”. (B. Sanchez, personal communication, November 15, 2021)
OR
“Blah blah” (B. Sanchez, personal communication, November 15, 2021).
Another question is that The way I have my paper formatted is that I want to incorporate multiple quotes on different topics. Do I need to cite each one like that after I have used that format for each of my four interviewees, or can I do something like: B. Sanchez also states that blah blah...
Thanks Chelsea! Hope my question is understandable.
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I conducted a few interviews and did audio recordings of them. How should I treat those?
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I really enjoy watching your informative videos. Thank You . IS it possible for you to showcase on a video as how to identify : 1) key authors 2) key journals, 3) key papers for a particular research field
Your videos are very helpful 😘
Keep up the good work ❤️
It will be great if you make videos about the skills that a university student should have , like reading book chapters etc.
Chelsea, Happy belated Christmas and a very Happy New year...
Tell me; do have anything on Grant Writing?
If not that's fine, I'm just learning in that direction.
Nice seeing you again Chels. 📚 life, New year.
Hello Chelsea, so for an informational interview (personal communication) how would I format my paper? Will it be basic formatting?
Thank you so much. Grace from Cameroon.
Help. Do I need in-text citation after every interview answer??
Thank you for these videos!
Of course! Thanks for your support ☺️
Good morning Chelsea. Keep up the great work girl! 💪
Good morning to you too! Thanks Paul ☺️
You bet!
Thank you for making this video!
Of course! Thanks for the support :)
Hi Chelsea, great tips for APA citations. Hoping you can help with this question about citing a company's10K. I understand how to cite the 10K in the reference section but a little unclear for the in-text citation. I am trying to make the 10K citation part of my sentence transitional flow i.e. "......... Company XYZ, Inc. (2023) 10K 2022 filing outlines its business....." . Not sure if this is an acceptable for APA.
Could you please do a video on how to write a research protocol
I conducted a few interviews and did audio recordings of them. How should I treat those?
So helpful, thank you!
Thank you for your support!
Thanks!
Well explained. But my problem as a beginner is where to read and cite. Because some papers have secondary citations a lot. Is it advisable to cite already cited papers in a particular paper... Where exactly can I cite in my work, original paper, or already cited papers by the author(s) of the original paper am reading?
Thanks for the video... Hope to receive answers to my questions soon.
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Could you please help me with this source? How is a discussion paper referenced in the APA 7th. edition? Thank you 🙏
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Do we need to number the references in text in college dissertations?
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Apa citations are the worst ahaha, the in text citations give you hardly any information on what you cited
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