Almost all in-text citations will appear in the reference list. It pays to double check your assessment pieces to ensure there are not any missing reference entries. The following sources will not require reference list entires, as they are too difficult to recover or are too broadly used to require a specific entry:
Personal communications |
Emails, phone calls, text messages, or person-to-person communications. |
General mentions |
Websites, whole periodicals, or apps (Include a full reference if more than a general mention) |
Epigraphs |
Inspirational quotes or inscriptions that set the stage for a work but do not contribute to the assessment topic. |
Interviews |
Ideas or quotations from research participants, interviewees, or individual clients |
Meta-analysis |
References which are marked with an asterisk in the reference list, may be cited in the text (or not) at the author’s discretion. This application applies to meta-analyses only. |