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In this presentation they will discover the different types of citation styles.

1. Different Types of Citation Styles https:// www.scribbr.com /citing-sources/citation-styles/ Reference:

2. Parenthetical citation styles

3. AAA - The American Anthropological Association (AAA) recommends citing your sources using  Chicago author-date style . AAA style doesn’t have its own separate rules. This style is used in the field of anthropology.

4. APA APA Style  is defined by the  7th edition  of the  Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association . It was designed for use in psychology, but today it’s widely used across various disciplines, especially in the social sciences.

5. APSA The citation style of the American Political Science Association (APSA) is used mainly in the field of political science.

6. ASA The citation style of the American Sociological Association (ASA) is used primarily in the discipline of sociology.

7. Chicago author-date Chicago author-date style is one of the two citation styles presented in the  Chicago Manual of Style  (17th edition). It’s used mainly in the sciences and social sciences.

8. CSE name-year The citation style of the Council of Science Editors (CSE) is used in various scientific disciplines. It includes multiple options for citing your sources, including the name-year system.

9. Harvard Harvard style   is often used in the field of economics. It is also very widely used across disciplines in UK universities. There are various versions of Harvard style defined by different universities—it’s not a style with one definitive style guide.

10. MLA MLA style  is the official style of the Modern Language Association, defined in the  MLA Handbook  (9th edition). It’s widely used across various humanities disciplines. Unlike most parenthetical citation styles, it’s author-page rather than author-date.

11. Numerical citation styles

12. ACS The American Chemical Society (ACS) provides guidelines for a citation style using numbers in superscript or italics in the text, corresponding to entries in a numbered reference list at the end. It is used in chemistry.

13. AMA The American Medical Association ( AMA ) provides guidelines for a numerical citation style using superscript numbers in the text, which correspond to entries in a numbered reference list. It is used in the field of medicine.

14. CSE citation-name or citation-sequence CSE style includes multiple options for citing your sources, including the citation-name and citation-sequence systems. Your references are listed alphabetically in the citation-name system; in the citation-sequence system, they appear in the order in which you cited them.

15. IEEE The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers ( IEEE ) provides guidelines for citing your sources with  IEEE in-text citations  that consist of numbers enclosed in brackets, corresponding to entries in a numbered reference list. This style is used in various engineering and IT disciplines.

16. NLM The National Library of Medicine (NLM) citation style is defined in  Citing Medicine: The NLM Style Guide for Authors, Editors, and Publishers  (2nd edition).

17. Vancouver Vancouver style  is also used in various medical disciplines. As with Harvard style, a lot of institutions and publications have their own versions of Vancouver—it doesn’t have one fixed style guide.

18. Note citation styles

19. Bluebook The Bluebook: A Uniform System of Citation  is the main style guide for legal citations in the US. It’s widely used in law, and also when legal materials need to be cited in other disciplines.

20. Chicago notes and bibliography Chicago notes and bibliography  is one of the two citation styles presented in the  Chicago Manual of Style  (17th edition). It’s used mainly in the humanities.

21. OSCOLA The  Oxford University Standard for the Citation of Legal Authorities  ( OSCOLA ) is the main legal citation style in the UK (similar to Bluebook for the US).

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