Before submitting academic papers, most schools or publishing institutions will require authors to submit a copy inspection report. The duplicate checking report evaluates whether there are problems such as duplication and plagiarism in the text, and provides a description of the similarity comparison with other texts.

In duplicate checking report, the existence of citation records is one of the important indicators, because correct citation records can help the author avoid being considered plagiarism or other dishonest behavior.

What do you mean by "citing records" in the duplicate check report?

When a scholar or author quotes the materials of other scholars or authors, it is necessary to include the unique identification of all citations (or citations) in the paper, such as the author of the article, the publication date of the article, the title of the book, chapters and other information.

Citation records help readers and other scholars to retrieve cited articles or books, and provide authors with evidence to protect their intellectual property rights and eliminate false accusations.

Why should I quote it correctly?

The purpose of correct citation is to recognize published research and academic works and avoid being considered plagiarism. Not only that, the correct citation is also conducive to the author to abide by academic ethics and norms and ensure respect for the intellectual property rights of others. Therefore, if you want to have a good academic reputation, you must abide by the prescribed citation principle.

What are the mistakes in the duplicate check report about quoting records?

Citation errors are often found in duplicate checking reports. Here are some common mistakes:

1. Some authors may only list the references in the bibliography, but leave a blank in the citation of the text.

2. Sometimes the author misquotes articles or books published regularly.

3. Sometimes the author misinterprets the contribution of previous work or cooperative work, or uses outdated references.

4. These errors may lead to incomplete citations and inaccurate "citation records" shown in the duplicate checking report.

citation norm

1. In academic writing, it is very important to quote documents correctly and accurately. Some reference specifications are as follows:

2. When quoting other jobs, please list all the information, including the author, title of the article, name of the society, page number, date and other necessary information.

3. If the author quotes web pages or other online resources, please make sure to include the complete website address and date in the citation record.

4. Please make sure that the references match the text citations. Include other information in references, such as publication information of books and papers.

5. When referencing files, you must use the correct reference format. Including APA, MLA and Chicago.