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what is peer review?
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giving your colleagues your work to read over to see if it's accurate
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What comes first in writing a reference?
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Family surname, initials. (publication year in brackets) Book title. Edition- if not first. Place of publication: publisher.
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If there is more than three authors what do you write?
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et al.
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Order of a journal?
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Author(s) of article's. Family/surname, Initials (publication year in brackets) title of article. Title of journal. Volume number (part number/ month in brackets) p. followed by the page numbers on article
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Newspaper online?
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Author(s) of article's, FAMILY/SURNAME, Initials. (publication year in brackets) Title of article. Title of newspaper [online in square brackets] Database article is from if appropriate. Day and month of the article. Page number of the article if applicable. Available from: URL.
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Websites?
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Author of website FAMILY/SURNAME, Initials or website name if no author is available. (Year- in brackets) Title of website. Any necessary or available if website is part of series. [online in square brackets] available from: URL. [date in square brackets]
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What does the title need to be?
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Italicised or underlined
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Punctuation?
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Harvard has no specific style, the idea is to be consistent with your work.
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Why does work need to be referenced?
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To avoid plagiarism to indicate where ideas, theories, quotes, facts and any other evidence and information used to undertake research can be done.
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Capitals?
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Harvard is not specific, family/ surname of authors only capitalised in the reference list and not the body of the work.
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What needs to be reference?
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Anything that isn't your own idea's, your own work, or your own interpretations.
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