The purpose of the in-text citation is to direct the reader to the full citation in the Works Cited page.
Creating a path from:
The original source to
Your text using in-text citations to
Your Works Cited page
Examples: Quoting vs. Paraphrasing
Original text (direct quotation)
“The associations between mild food insecurity and illness did not differ significantly by child age" (Schmeer 12).
Paraphrasing: putting the author’s ideas into your own words.
A child’s age was not a factor in the association of illness caused by mild food shortages (Schmeer 12).
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