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Smith (2019) in the text. Smyth (2018) in the reference list. 🙃
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Most plagiarism isn't deliberate.
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Think your referencing is finished?
Missing citations.
Uncited references.
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Citation mismatches.
Recite helps you find them before submission. Check out our video on Citations👇
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Manual reference audits on long dissertations can take a full day. Recite does that check in seconds, so editors and proofreaders can focus on the work only they can do. #AcademicEditing #Proofreading #DissertationSupport
Do you actually need both Recite and EndNote?
They do very different jobs.
EndNote helps manage references while you write. Recite helps catch referencing issues before submission
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The hardest part of APA 7 isn't learning the new rules.
It's unlearning the APA 6 ones you already know.
The mistakes postgraduates still make and why familiarity is the problem. Read it here bit.ly/4uZ0isK
