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4.3.1 Styles

Rules for citing and referencing sources of information vary between disciplines.
 
Some commonly used styles include:
 
Generally, your lecturer or tutor will recommend a particular style, so check their requirements before you choose a style.
 
Whichever style is chosen, it is essential to use it consistently throughout your assignment.
 
In order to conform to the style you have selected, you should refer to a style manual.
 

Some commonly used style manuals are:

Style manual for authors, editors and printers 6th edition

Publication manual of the American Psychological Association (APA)

MLA Handbook for writers of research papers

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