Why do you need to reference?

It shows that I have done research and avoids plagiarism

Which bibliography entry is correct for a journal?

Philpott, J., (2009). What benefits? People Management. March 2009, pp2-5

What is Harvard referencing?

A way of showing what sources of information you have used

Passing off ideas/ word of others as my own

Your bibliography should be:

In alphabetical order by author's name

If I put something I've read into my own words, I don't need to reference it.

False - you still need to acknowledge the original author

An entry for a book should look like this in my bibliography:

Ham, C. (2009) HealthPolicy. 6th ed. Basingstoke: Palgrave.

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Why do you need to reference?
I don't really need to reference for my course
It shows that I have done research and avoids plagiarism
Because my tutor said
So that I can copy information from the internet
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Which bibliography entry is correct for a journal?
Philpott, J., (2009). What benefits? People Management. March 2009, pp2-5
What benefits? by J Philpott
(Philpott, 2009 pp 3)
James Philpott. (2009). What benefits? People Management.
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I need to put references:
In my assignment
At the end of the assignment in a bibliography
Both of the above
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What is Harvard referencing?
Using journals in my work
A way of showing what sources of information you have used
When you use books from the Library
Putting a list of websites at the end of my assignment
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What is plagiarism?
When I change some information I find into my own words
Passing off ideas/ word of others as my own
Copy and pasting from the internet
Using other peoples work in my assignment
6
Your bibliography should be:
Separated by type, i.e. books then websites etc
In order of date
In the order they appear in your assignment
In alphabetical order by author's name
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An in text citation for a website should look like this:
(www.bbc.co.uk/health, accessed 1/09/16)
(BBC, 2016)
(BBC, 2016. Health. available from: www.bbc.co.uk/health.
(Website: bbc.co.uk/health)
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If I put something I've read into my own words, I don't need to reference it.
False - you still need to acknowledge the original author
True - it's in my words now
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An in text citation for a book should look like this:
(Jones, 2014, p.73)
Jones, C. (2014) Health and Safety guidebook. London: Sage
(Health and Safety guidebook – see bibliography)
(Jones, London: Sage)
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An entry for a book should look like this in my bibliography:
Ham, C. (2009) HealthPolicy. 6th ed. Basingstoke: Palgrave.
Chris Ham (2009) Health Policy. (book)
Health Policy, C. Ham (2009)
(Ham, 2009)

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