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    1) Definitions of terms should be listed alphabetically and only define terms that are uniquely used in the study. Definitions should be based on the operational use of the term in the study rather than a dictionary definition. 2) When taking notes from related literature, be sure to include citations so the original sources can be acknowledged. 3) Common citation styles include APA (American Psychological Association), MLA (Modern Language Association), and AMA (American Medical Association). These styles have different formats for citing different sources like books, websites, and journal articles.

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    1) Definitions of terms should be listed alphabetically and only define terms that are uniquely used in the study. Definitions should be based on the operational use of the term in the study rather than a dictionary definition. 2) When taking notes from related literature, be sure to include citations so the original sources can be acknowledged. 3) Common citation styles include APA (American Psychological Association), MLA (Modern Language Association), and AMA (American Medical Association). These styles have different formats for citing different sources like books, websites, and journal articles.

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    1) Definitions of terms should be listed alphabetically and only define terms that are uniquely used in the study. Definitions should be based on the operational use of the term in the study rather than a dictionary definition. 2) When taking notes from related literature, be sure to include citations so the original sources can be acknowledged. 3) Common citation styles include APA (American Psychological Association), MLA (Modern Language Association), and AMA (American Medical Association). These styles have different formats for citing different sources like books, websites, and journal articles.

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    1) Definitions of terms should be listed alphabetically and only define terms that are uniquely used in the study. Definitions should be based on the operational use of the term in the study rather than a dictionary definition. 2) When taking notes from related literature, be sure to include citations so the original sources can be acknowledged. 3) Common citation styles include APA (American Psychological Association), MLA (Modern Language Association), and AMA (American Medical Association). These styles have different formats for citing different sources like books, websites, and journal articles.

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    Definition of terms

    Points to Ponder:
    ➢ Definition of terms must be listed alphabetically.
    ➢ Define only terms or variables that have unique use
    or meaning in the study being conducted.
    ➢ Using of definitions from dictionary, as much as
    possible, is avoided. Define or explain variables or
    terms on how it is operationally used in the study.
    ➢ In defining a term, use only one paragraph.
    Citing Related Literature Using
    Standard Styles
    Remember!!!!!!!

    ✘In taking down notes for your review of


    related literature, you should also include
    where you get those details so that you
    can acknowledge the creator.
    formats in citing sources

    ✓ APA (American Psychological ✓ MLA (Modern Language


    Association). APA is an author/date- Association). MLA is most often
    based style. This means emphasis is applied by the arts and humanities
    placed on the author and the date of particularly in the USA. It is
    a piece of work to uniquely identify probably the most used of all citation
    it. (Author, date) Author (Date) styles. (Author page), Author (page)

     AMA (American Medical Association) or Vancouver. The


    Vancouver system is mainly used in medical and scientific
    papers.
    Source Format for APA Reference Style

    Website with author Lastname, F. M. (Date published). Title of the page.


    Retrieved from URL

    Kraizer, S. G. (2005). Safe child. Retrieved from


    http://www.safechild.org

    Website with unknown author Title of the page. (Date published). Retrieved from URL

    Penn State Myths. (2006). Retrieved from


    http://www.psoedu.ur/about/myths
    Source Format for APA Reference Style

    Book by a single author Lastname, F. M. (Year). Title of book: Subtitle of book.


    Publication City, State: Publisher.

    Rollin, B.E. (2006). Science and ethics. New York, NY: Cambridge
    University Press.

    Book by two authors Lastname, F. M. (Year). Title of book. Publication City, State:
    Publisher.

    Sherman, C., & Prince, G. (2011). The invisible web: Uncovering


    information sources search engines can’t see. Melford, NJ: Cyber
    Age Books.
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