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After seeing Resources 1 and 2 of this unit on APA - Textual Citations and Paraphrased Citations and How to cite and paraphrase
strategically respectively, do the following:

1. It represents, through a diagram, the differences that exist between the different quotes and the procedure for their presentation.

The source of origin, author, It is when, it is

years are indicated. Of pages. pointed out at the
beginning of the

Less than 40 words

In two phases It does not involve

indentation and is
presented by author, years
plus no. of pages.

40 words or more.

It refers to what is when it is

personal, author and year

When used at the

Paraphrased beginning of the
APA Citation
quote, 2 stages

They are used in the same

laws way, without modifying
their content.
 Differences that exist between the different appointments and the procedure for their
presentation.
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THE DIFFERENT PROCEDURE FOR

APPOINTMENTS
The difference between quoting and paraphrasing is more
formal than anything else.
When we use the literal words of another author, we are
making a quote and it will be enclosed in quotes “…”.
However, when we refer to an already existing idea, but
use our own words to express it, we are paraphrasing .
But many times – in my case most of the time – we use
other people's works as general support for our own
arguments, without expressly citing or paraphrasing
words or ideas with References, bibliography and
plagiarism.
PRESENTATION
Within this processing, they show analogical reading,
which means that through different sources you have
carried out research to contribute to your work, now within
the same many common errors arise:
 Quote to fill the page.
 Add very long fragments.
 Let the work be a copy-paste.
 Misinterpreting or decontextualizing an author's
thoughts when paraphrasing.

To give credit to the work of others that we have cited, To paraphrase

paraphrased, or used as support, we must include a list We must use the following methods.
of references and a bibliography section in our
document.  Add
 Explain
There are many methods and styles for developing
references and bibliography, and with the advent of the  Demonstrate
Internet, the possibilities have multiplied. But here I am  Emphasize
going to refer to a classic style of doing it and that is the
one that I plan to use from now on on the blog.  Point
 Opine
A reference collects the identifying data of the specific
source that we have used to quote or paraphrase. Each  Analyze
reference can follow the quote or paraphrased phrase in
 exemplify
parentheses and/or be part of a numbered list of
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references [1] [2] [3]… at the end of our document or at how to organize information
the end of a page or section thereof .
 Sequential or chronological order
These are some reference models:  hierarchy
To an article in a newspaper:  classification
 deductive. From the general to the particular
[1] SURNAME, First name. Article date. Article title.
Publication place. Name of the newspaper.  inductive. from particular to general

To a book:  cause and effect

 comparison or contrast
[2] SURNAME, First name. Year of publication. Book title,
edition. Editorial. Reference pages.  problem or solution

To the content of a web page:

Each of these steps must be taken into account when
[3] NAME OF THE SITE. Article date. Article title. Url
address. Consultation date. quoting or paraphrasing a text because common errors
are made within it, as already mentioned.

Example of the different quotes:

(Victims Law, 2011, art. 22) for verbatim quote
(Victims Law, 2011) for paraphrased quote