Resources for Successful Research Papers
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Chicago Style
Online Style Manuals
Properly citing sources is the key to avoiding plagiarism. Your professor will dictate the appropriate style guidelines/manual that you should use to format your paper, footnotes, and bibliography. It may be APA (American Psychological Association), MLA (Modern Language Association), Chicago/Turabian, APSA (American Political Science Association), CSE (Council of Science Editors), or ACS (American Chemical Society). These websites show you how to use different styles.
- Assembling a List of Works Cited (Duke University)
- Basics of APA Style Tutorial
- Citation Styles for Research Papers (Long Island University)
- Purdue Online Writing Lab (OWL)
- Son of Citation Machine
- Using the American Political Science Association Format (Texas A&M University Libraries)
- Using the CSE Format (Texas A&M University Libraries)
Print Style Manuals
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