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NUTR 202 A Week 2 Assignment: Scientific References

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Which of the following is NOT true about citing peer-reviewed articles in academic writing (such as formal essays and scientific writing)?

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A.When you refer to an external source, you don’t need to include an in-text citation if you paraphrased (summarized) the original source; you only need to include in-text citations for direct quotes.

B.When you refer to an external source, whether as a direct quote or through paraphrased language, you always need to include an in-text citation to that source.

C.Anything that appears as an in-text citation should also appear in the reference list.

D.Anything that appears in the reference list should also be cited in the text.

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Question reformulation: The prompt asks which statement about citing peer-reviewed articles in academic writing is NOT true. Option 1: 'When you refer to an external source, you don’t need to include an in-text citation if you paraphrased (summarized) the original source; you only need to include in-text citations for direct quotes.' This is incorrect beca......Login to view full explanation

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