COM 100 - Introduction to Human Communication
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Communication LibGuide
For detailed information on Communication resources in ASU Library see the Communication Libguide at: libguides.asu.edu/Communication
Research Articles
How do you know if the article you found is a research article? Use the handout below to distinguish the parts of a research article and compare it to the article you want to use.
APA Resources
APA Web Guide from the OWL at Purdue
Style Wizard
This interactive site guides you through writing individual citations one step at a time. Steps for each part of a citation explains how information for that part should be entered.
Citation Fox
Contains templates and examples for over 500 different resource types, sorted by type of resource (book, journal article, etc.) Provided by the University Libraries at University at Albany SUNY
Research Databases
Communication and Mass Media Complete
Google Scholar - a great way to locate articles used as references in other articles.
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