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Works Cited Citations

For every paraphrase or quotation you include in your paper, you need BOTH an in-text citation AND a works cited citation (also known as a reference list or bibliography citation).

Works cited citations go on a separate sheet at the end of your paper. It is important that they are formatted accurately and include all the information a reader would need to track down a resource.

For example, using the sample article citation below, a reader could find out who wrote the article, what the article was called, and what journal the article came from (title, year, volume, and issue).