2. Citing and Documenting Sources

Citing and documenting your sources is a critical component of using research in your writing and presentations. It gives credit to the experts upon whom you have relied to build your argument. From an ethical standpoint, citing correctly, accurately, and thoroughly strengthens your credibility and the validity of your information.

References

Kyte, M. (2024, January 27). Technical communications: Introduction to communications in aviation. Seneca. https://pressbooks.senecapolytechnic.ca/technicalcommunications/ [Used under CC BY 4.0]

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