大学英语教学课件：How to write a high quality paper.pptVIP

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * . * * * * * * * * * Two common ingredients The names of those people who have provided significant technical help, as well as the source that have provided equipment or other experimental materials. The source of any outside support. Start with the simple “ We thank….” Unit 10 Drafting the Reference List Purpose of the Reference Section To provide the interested reader with sources for further information. To help the author avoid detail repetition of already published methods, results and conclusions. To indicate who has been responsible for previous research and findings on this topic. To give credibility（可靠性） to statements made in the text. Introduction References cited here support statement about what is known about your topic research: these references provide background information for the reader and indicate the primary works that lead to your research question. Methods References cited here explain well-known methods, explain more fully less well-known methods, and provides background on statistical tests with which the reader might not be familiar. Results It is unusual to cite references in the Results section. However, sometimes references are used for the brief comparison of your findings with those of another study when such a comparison doesn’t fit well in the Discussion section. Discussion References cited here provide of previous studies that support the answer to your research question or explain that answer in the context of the previous work. Selection of References Does the title and/or abstract lead you to believe that the material in the paper is especially relevant to your own topic? Is the paper published in a reputable journal? Is the paper published in a journal that will be available to the readers of the journal that you hope will publish your article. Selection of References Has the article been published within 5-10 years? Is the article a review art