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Nоtes оn the exаm: Yоur finаl exаm is open book. I expect you to use your book as a resource. The textbook, your own personal notes, and your own personal recording list are the only approved resources. In writing your essays, if you quote from or reference the textbook, identify your quotation using quotation marks and some form of in-text citation (eg., textbook, p. 39). If you paraphrase from the textbook or use it as source in any way for your essay, identify it as such and cite as well. Essentially, if you use your textbook as a source to answer a question, cite as you would for any other academic paper. You are welcome to use any form of citation you want as long as it is easily identifiable when you quote and I can easily find the reference in the textbook. You do not need to quote from or reference the textbook for every question. You can simply write your own thoughts and words. If it’s easier to quote or reference from the textbook, then do so. If it isn’t helpful in answering the question, just write your own thoughts and words. Do not use other resources (the internet, other books, etc.) when taking or preparing for the exam. The exam was written specifically with your textbook in mind, so other sources will likely lead you astray. Don’t use them. If you quote, paraphrase, or copy from another source (Google, Wikipedia, etc.), you will be cited for academic integrity violations. Your book is your resource; nothing else is. The final exam is not group work. You should not work with or consult another person in taking this exam. Do not consult the notes of another person. Other people are not valid resources to reference during the exam. The bottom line is, use your book as a reference as needed, cite it if you do so on the essays, don't work with others, and do your own work. Yes, you get a free point on your exam for reading this.