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Why do we reference?
选项
A.To give credit to authors and creators
B.To help people find the works we have been using
C.To show evidence of the reading you’ve done
D.All of the above
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The question asks about the purpose of referencing in academic work. Here are the options examined in turn.
Option 1: 'To give credit to authors and creators' This is a fundamental reason for referencing: it acknowledges the original authors of ideas, research, or data, and helps avoid pla......Login to view full explanation登录即可查看完整答案
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