This sentence takes the information above and puts it into your own words. surveys between 19 show a decline in approval of disciplinary spanking from 94% to 68%, or 26 percentage points in 26 years" (Santa Barbara 2010, 243). The quote below appears exactly as it does in Joanna Santa Barbara's article on child-rearing in the Encyclopedia of Violence Peace and Conflict. With a block quotation the in-text citation follows the terminal punctuation mark.Your parenthetical comes before any comma, period, or other punctuation mark when the quotation is run into the text.You must include an in-text citation for every citation in your cumulative reference list at the end of your paper. Place a parenthetical note in your paper where you would put a reference number for a footnote or endnote: at the end of a quotation, sentence, or clause.Do put a comma between the date and page number or other locating information.You should not put a comma between the author's last name and the date.
Your parenthetical citation should include the author’s last name, the publication date, and (if you're citing a specific passage) the page number or other locating information of the source.Your parenthetical citations serve as pointers to the full source information on your reference list. Parenthetical citations include enough information so that your reader can find the full citation in your reference list at the end of your paper. Citing within the text of your paper signals that you have used outside information or new ideas.
0 kommentar(er)
