Understanding the Difference: Citations vs Bibliographic References in Research

💡 Citing and referencing are important in research for ethical, legal, and credibility reasons.

😲 Citing helps acknowledge the source of information and facilitates further research.

😰 Referencing provides documented evidence for the claims made in the research.

🔑 Citations are brief mentions of external ideas or documents within the text, usually including the author and year.

📘 References are more detailed descriptions of books, articles, or sources where specific ideas were obtained, usually listed at the end of the document.

💡 A complete bibliographic reference should be included at the end of the document for every citation.

💡 Citations and bibliographic references can be confusing.

😲 There are two ways to cite sources: with parentheses or within the text.

😰 The structure of a citation depends on the chosen method.

💡 Citations and bibliographic references have different formats and provide varying levels of information.

😲 Citations only include the author and year, while references provide more detailed information such as article title, journal name, volume, and page numbers.

😰 The citation and reference structure depends on the style guide being used, such as APA.

💡 Normas APA and other citation formats.

😲 Tools like Méndez Leite and Citaba can help manage references.

😰 More details on popular citation generators in the next video.

📚 Citas y referencias bibliográficas son importantes en trabajos académicos.

🧐 Las normas APA son utilizadas para citar y referenciar fuentes en trabajos académicos.

🤔 Es importante aprender a citar correctamente para evitar el plagio y dar crédito a los autores.