Which of the following should not be done when citing a source found within another source? Which is definitely the correct answer among the given choices below? State the name of the original source in the signal phrase. Write the date of publication of the source. Use the secondary source in the signal phrase. Include the secondary source in the parentheses.
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This is often referred to as citing a secondary source. When you cannot access the original source, you cite the secondary source that references it. Show more…
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