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Whenever you quote, paraphrase, summarize, or otherwise refer to the work of another, you are required to cite its source, either by way of parenthetical documentation or by means of a footnote. Failing to do so constitutes a form of cheating known as plagiarism, which is a violation of the RCC Academic Honesty Policy. These guides were created by library staff to assist you in citing your sources in APA or MLA style. Always consult your instructor for class-specific requirements for citing your sources. • APA style guide
and examples The following links have useful general information on citing your sources:
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OWL - Purdue Online Writing Lab
(RCC Faculty recommended site) These links have examples of how to cite information from specific databases on NCLive: •
CQ Researcher in both APA and MLA style
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