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Purposive Communication Report

This document provides an overview of academic integrity and proper citation. It discusses the importance of maintaining academic standards through practices like avoiding plagiarism and accurately reporting results. It also defines key concepts like the working bibliography and explains strategies for properly citing sources, which is important for giving credit to original authors and allowing others to trace the development of ideas. Finally, it outlines three major citation styles - APA, MLA, and Chicago - and provides basic examples of how to format in-text citations and reference lists for each.

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Purposive Communication Report

This document provides an overview of academic integrity and proper citation. It discusses the importance of maintaining academic standards through practices like avoiding plagiarism and accurately reporting results. It also defines key concepts like the working bibliography and explains strategies for properly citing sources, which is important for giving credit to original authors and allowing others to trace the development of ideas. Finally, it outlines three major citation styles - APA, MLA, and Chicago - and provides basic examples of how to format in-text citations and reference lists for each.

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LESSON 2:

ACADEMIC INTEGRITY
Objectives:

• The Working Bibliography


• Documenting Sources of Information
• Plagiarism
• Ten Types of Plagiarism
Academic integrity is the
learning how to express
original ideas, cite
sources, work
independently, and report
results accurately and
honestly are skills that
carry students beyond
their academic career.
According to Don McCabe

• Moral code or ethical policy of academia.


• Includes values such as avoidance of cheating or plagiarism
• Maintenance of academic standards
• Honesty and rigor in research and academic publishing.
Academic integrity is all about
The Working Bibliography
What is Working Bibliography means?

A working bibliography is a list of the books and other


sources that are referred to in a scholarly work-such as an
essay, term paper, dissertation, or a book. The bibliography
comes at the end of the work.
In gathering data or evidence you need to:

• Record and cite your sources


• List them alphabetically at the end of your paper
• Start by reading closely for specific information
3 Strategies in Making the Working
Bibliography

Quote Directly- you can use it when the exact words of the author
or source are the best way of expressing the idea or statement. (“ ”)

Paraphrase- rephrase the language of the original writer without


distorting his main idea.
Summarizing- your summary should be concise to contain
only the essential information gleaned from the source.
Documenting Source of Information
Documenting sources of information is acknowledging the sources of
information used in your composition generally means showing within the text
where borrowed ideas begin and end as well as furnishing a complete list of
sources at the end of the paper.
According to Hunter (2011), Documenting your academic
paper is important because:

1. Writers or sources of ideas want to get credit for their contribution to the
world
2. Failing to cite violates the right of the person who originated the idea.
3. Academics need to be able to trace the genealogy of ideas.
Hunter (2011), offers the following
situations if when to cite:

1. Cite the work of individuals whose ideas, theories, or research have directly
influenced your work.
2. Citing an article means you have personally read the “cited” work.
3. Cite ideas, which are not common knowledge.
3 major style in Documenting Sources
of Information
• American Psychological Association (APA)
• Modern Language Association (MLA)
• Chicago Manual of Style (CMS)
American Psychological Association (APA)

APA is used in most social sciences courses, its places emphasis


on the date a work was created. APA citation records the date of a
particular work in the physical text. The date is placed
immediately after the author’s name in the “References” page at
the end.
Example of APA
Modern Language Association (MLA)

MLA is widely used and accepted in most academic settings


and primarily used in the humanities, particularly in the
disciplines of arts, such as language and literature. MLA
emphasize the authorship and the author is the first thing to
appeared in your work cited.
Example of MLA
Chicago Manual of Style (CMS)

Chicago is often the preferred choice for those working


in history and other social sciences. Chicago is a system
used by professional researchers and scholars.
Chicago style two systems for citation

Notes and Bibliography


• This system uses footnotes, endnotes, and bibliographies. It’s
most often used by those working in history, literature, and art.

Author-Date
• This system uses in-text citations and bibliographies to structure Chicago
citations. It’s most often used by those working in social sciences and
sciences.
Example of CMS
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