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What term refers to a formal reference to a source that includes author, title, publication details, and access information?
Correct Answer:
Citation
Explanation:
This question tests understanding of how a source is formally credited. A citation is the formal reference that points to a specific source and includes the author, title, publication details, and access information such as a URL or DOI. It’s the in-text or footnote element that lets readers locate the exact source you used. A bibliography is a separate list of works you consulted or cited, usually at the end of the document. A manuscript is the draft of your own writing. An abstract is a brief summary of a paper’s content. So, the term that fits the description is the citation.

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