Different style of citing a research paper

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Different style of citing a research paper
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Introduction

• Academic disciplines have varying expectations
  about how reference data is listed. In some
  cases, up to two magazines in the same field use
  different styles. This guide covers the three
  main styles used in Yale. All three of these
  styles require the same basic knowledge, but
  their order varies in part because different
  academic fields emphasize different elements of
  the source when referring to previous research.
  The first two styles are called in-text citation
  styles, which means you provide some information
  about the source immediately after the offer, but
  leave the rest in the list of citations or
  mentioned

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Introduction
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Works at the end of the paper

• Works at the end of the paper (1) The MLA style,
  distinct by the modern language union, is the
  most common in the humanities. Because humanities
  studies highlight how, one writing affects
  another, the MLA style emphasizes the authors
  name and page in the original text you use. This
  information allows researchers to easily trace
  your exact sentences that you are analyzing. (2)
  The APA style defined by the American
  Psychological Association is the most common in
  the social sciences. While the authors name is
  an important part of APA citations, this style
  emphasizes the year of publication of the source
  rather than the page number, allowing the reader
  to quickly see how the research you are writing
  has evolved over time.
• An alternative to textual content is to use
  footnotes that provide source information at the
  bottom of the page. The footnote style we show
  here is called the Chicago style as defined by
  the University of Chicago. The Chicago style is
  especially popular in historical research. When a
  historical explanation is developed from multiple
  primary sources, the use of footnotes instead of
  the addition of enclosed information allows the
  reader to focus on the evidence rather than the
  publication information interfering with that
  evidence. Footnotes can be viewed if someone
  wants to trace your source for further
  investigation.

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The Chicago style is more flexible than the MLA
and APA formats

• The Chicago style is more flexible than the MLA
  and APA formats, and therefore more complex to
  explain. See the notes on Chicago style footnotes
  for more information on treating Chicago style in
  this guide. Each of these three styles has a
  different practice of how to refer to the source
  in the paper body. See Signal Sources in the
  Paper Body for more information.
• Note Some books written in MLA or APA style also
  include so-called discursive footnotes. Instead
  of giving only the author and title of the
  sources, these notes address in a sentence or two
  some aspects of the evidence that are not part of
  the main argument of the paper. Discursive
  footnotes are also welcome in Chicago style, and
  many papers that use Chicago style footnotes
  confuse discursive footnotes with others that
  only provide bibliographic information. See where
  to mention for more information on such a
  footnote.

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Conclusion

• You should check with your instructors for the
  style they want you to wear. If you are unsure,
  remember that the purpose of the references is to
  help the reader who wants to know your sources
  directly. Enter enough information to make the
  search easy.
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