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_CAES1001_INTEGRITY_1_2025 Task 2.2 Making use of Find@HKUL & Google Scholar

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5. Which of the following is the most direct way to generate a citation for a resource found using FIND@HKUL?

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When approaching this question, we evaluate how FIND@HKUL facilitates citation generation and which option describes the most direct method. Option A: 'Copy and paste the title directly into your reference list.' While you could manually type or paste a title, this method is error-prone and ignores the automated formatting and style rules provid......Login to view full explanation

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