Research

• Bibliography - A list of sources (books, articles, etc.) used in the research or writing of a particular work.
• Cohesive Devices - Words or phrases that connect ideas within a text, aiding in the overall flow and understanding.
• Plagiarism - Presenting someone else's ideas, words, or work as your own without proper attribution.
• Secondary Source - Information derived from analyzing or interpreting primary sources, not directly produced by the original researcher.
• APA Format - A citation style developed by the American Psychological Association, commonly used in social sciences.
• Primary Source - Original materials providing firsthand evidence or direct information about a topic, often created at the time of the event.
• Coherence - The quality of being logically or internally consistent and making sense as a whole.
• Cohesion - The grammatical and lexical relationship within a text that helps it flow smoothly.
• In-Text Citation - Citing sources within the body of a document to give credit to the original author.
• Source - A reference used to gather information or support a claim in a research work.
• Research - A systematic investigation to discover new information.