Referencing
Automatic citations
If you are searching for academic resources such as books and journal articles in an academic database or search engine, there will often be an automatic citation option. This will give you a formatted reference or citation in styles such as APA and Harvard that you can put into your reference list or bibliography.
Look for quotation marks in most places such as Library Search, ProQuest and Google Scholar, or the word "cite" in EBSCO.
It is recommended to get to know the requirements of your particular referencing style, as automatic references will not often be perfect and you may need to make some tweaks. See the referencing style guides below.
Referencing style guides
The following guides have been created to assist you in referencing the most common types of sources in styles used at Bond University.
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