Select all that apply: Using and citing sources appropriately...

Identifies the academic conversation in which you are participating and clarifies what other authors are

participating

Acknowledges the originator of a particular term, concept, or theory, and the intellectual property of

others

Helps you to avoid committing plagiarism

Enables your readers to locate your sources and to learn more about the topic from them

Allows your reader to establish the reliability of the information you present

Helps justify your choice of topic and methodological approach

Can strengthen your work by allowing you to affiliate yourself with ideas and opinions with which you

may agree, and distance yourself from those with which you disagree

Is only required when you use an author's words directly in a quotation