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To be original

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Truth

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To develop professional writing skills as well as avoiding plagiarism

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Copyright

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Cpuright

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Originality

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To give credit where credit is due

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Makes it easier to follow the references to the original source, to give credit to original author, professionalism, avoid plagiarism

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Allows reader to double check the source of the information provided by the writer

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Allows reader to double check the source of the information provided by the writer

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To avoid plag

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Don't take credit for other people's work. Give credit where credit is due by referencing each quote taken from a textbook/journal/website

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When you publish a paper, others will be able to find your references and see the papers you are interpreting to see if they agree with you/ to replicate your work and understand where you have based your ideas from.

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to give credit to people and to allow other reading your work to look up your resources and find evidence of your ideas/statements

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To show the work you are building on- taking credit where due

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Psychologist are really picky about who did what and don’t like the idea of people taking any amount of credit for there research

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To ensure any information taken from another source is acknowlaged and avoid plagiarism

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So if you use someone else’s work the readers can go and do some further research to get a fuller picture on the original research. This is so people don’t misinterpret results or avoid the “Chinese whispers effect”

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Because uni's are douchebags and like to make our lives harder for no good reason 😢

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Avoid plag

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To develop rofessional looking work early on for future use

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We need to stick to these rules so that everyone used the same and makes it easier to reference. Also a avoid plagerism

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Taking someone’s ideas as your own