What is a bibliography?
A bibliography is an important part of any research task. It is an alphabetical list located at the end of your assignment, which lets the reader know where you got your information from. Bibliographies are important as they give credit to the original authors, and prevent you from getting pulled up for plagiarism.
How do I write one?
There are several styles that can be used to write a bibliography. This guide will show you how to reference the following in the Harvard style. See 'How to Reference' for links to other styles.
Your bibliography is located at the end of your assignment in a list format - Alphabetical by written in list format by authors surname.
Note: Psychology students should use the APA referencing style. See 'Psychology Students: APA Style' page for more information.
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