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Citation manipulation The issue of self citation has been discussed in a number of places before. The summary below was drafted by Dr Richard Irwin, with input from Ginny Barbour, COPE Chair. This brief

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1. Start by gathering all the necessary information about the citation you want to manipulate.
2. Make sure you have the correct data, such as the author's name, publication year, title, page numbers, and any other relevant details.
3. Identify the citation style you need to follow, such as MLA, APA, or Chicago style.
4. Open a text editor or a citation management tool, such as EndNote or Zotero, to create or modify the citation.
5. Enter the information in the required fields, following the guidelines provided by the chosen citation style.
6. Double-check the accuracy and completeness of the citation, ensuring that all necessary elements are included.
7. If you want to manipulate an existing citation, locate the specific section or entry in your document or reference list.
8. Edit the citation according to your desired changes, making sure to maintain the correct formatting and style.
9. Review the manipulated citation to ensure it still meets the required standards and provides accurate information.
10. Save or export the manipulated citation, depending on your needs and the tools you are using.
11. Repeat the process for any additional citations you need to manipulate.

Who needs citation manipulation?

1. Students and researchers who are writing academic papers and need to accurately reference their sources.
2. Authors or editors who are preparing books, articles, or other publications that require proper citations.
3. Professional writers or content creators who want to ensure the accuracy and integrity of their work.
4. People involved in legal or scientific fields where precise citation is highly important for credibility and accountability.
5. Educators, librarians, and information specialists who assist others in creating and managing citations.
6. Anyone who wants to avoid plagiarism or ensure the ethical and transparent use of other people's work.

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What is citation manipulation?

Citation manipulation is the act of altering or falsifying citations in academic or research papers.

Who is required to file citation manipulation?

Researchers, authors, or academics who have been found to engage in citation manipulation are required to file a report.

How to fill out citation manipulation?

Citation manipulation reports can be filled out by providing detailed information about the altered or falsified citations and the reasons behind the manipulation.

What is the purpose of citation manipulation?

The purpose of citation manipulation is often to artificially inflate the impact or credibility of a paper or research findings.

What information must be reported on citation manipulation?

Reports on citation manipulation must include details of the manipulated citations, the individuals responsible, and any supporting evidence.