In-Text Citations: Mistake #5--Citing the Same Source Multiple Times in One Paragraph 

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So glad it helped!

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Good luck, Vaidehi!

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David Taylor thank you very much Dt. David , from which section of the article I can get the quotations, because the literature review section is mostly comprised of qoutes from another sources.

@@salahsaada9561 To quote from an article, do not use the author's literature review. Use the introduction, results and conclusions sections.

Glad it helped!

Yes, but follow the directions in this video on how to do it with using in-text citations.

In APA, you only need to mention the year one time per paragraph.

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@@peakdavid thank you very much Dr my college uses APA style 🤗

@@teejanwaheed1257 Perfect.

Teejan--you would cite that source the same way in each paragraph. Here is a page of excellent APA model citations for you to follow. Remember the difference between an in-text citation and a reference citation. sites.umuc.edu/library/libhow/apa_examples.cfm

@@peakdavid thank you Dr

@@teejanwaheed1257 You are welcome. Let me know anything else you need.

Good question. Only one reference citation for the book is needed at the end. Each time the book is used in the body of your paper, there must be an in-text citation.

Thank you

@@peakdavid How exactly do you do the in-text citations for a textbook where you use content from a 2-4 paragraphs from one chapter only (in the book). For example, would I use (Jones, 2022) after every idea is presented? My understanding is yes (even though your source uses page numbers for distinction). But according to APA 7th edition, you only use page numbers for direct quotation. So, exact same in-text citation three of you times? Yes I know I can do lead-in etc....but I want to know exactly how I would do it if it were done parenthetically every time? I read and watched your link above and this wasn't answered. Thanks.

@@thepositiveninja2307 You can use page numbers for APA in-text citations in the situation you described.

Multiple in-text citations each time you use the source in your text, but only one reference citation at the end on your bibliography of works cited.

Yes, Sanjaya. These principles apply to any citation style.

Andella, you would cite the news article. If you quote the governor, you would use a quote within a quote. Hope that helps!

@@peakdavid Hi, thank you very much for replying! Can i make it like this: Governor A in author name (2020) stated that...? Thank you in advance

@@della-he4bh That is exactly correct. You can also not use "in author name (2020)" in the middle of the sentence and write: Governor A stated that "'I am not a crook'" (author last name, 2020).

@@peakdavid Awesome! It's very helpful! Thank you very much😁🙏🙏

Please view this video on how to use the same source throughout one paragraph: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-YUV1dmPtU1Q.html

No, it isn't. Here is the APA video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE--V-zLpTxIWA.html

Here are the specifics of the Harvard style: www.mendeley.com/guides/harvard-citation-guide/

@@peakdavid Thank you Dr, Owh yea, excuse me, I've got another question for this. When the author is an organization , can i just use " they" ?. For example WHO (2020) stated that the pandemy begun in March 11. They also stated that this is not just a public health crisis. Thank you

In a new paragraph, you must first begin with a full in-text citation to the source.

@@peakdavid ok.....which means that we need to give citation again nd again if we use different lines in different paragraphs with a single reference???

@@pankajjuneja7712 Yes

@@peakdavid thanks a lot

In a bibliography, the work of an author is listed only once.