Citing Sources

When you use others words, charts, and graphs without documenting where you got the information, you have plagiarized!

What's Plagiarism & How to Avoid it? - Introduction to Psychology

There are Consequences!

Use these tools:

Academic Intergrity to give credit where credit is due.
Use Citing Sources for examples of "In-Text Citations" and "Works Cited"
Use Citing Websites and Print Sources to locate call numbers for APA style paper copies
Check out the Citing Sources tutorial for more information

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