Module 5 Quiz

Eduardo is discussing the Russian interference in the 2016 national election for his research paper. As he transitions to a discussion of the Mueller report, which phrase best signals his transition to information from the report?

According to The Mueller Report, officially titled Report on the Investigation into Russian Interference in the 2016 Presidential Election, investigators found that ...

Angelica and Susanna typically work together on the Lumen module quizzes. Is this an example of collaboration or collusion? Have they committed a violation of academic integrity?

Angelica and Susanna can work together and collaborate on the module quizzes, but only if the professor has made clear that this collaboration is acceptable.

As she reads through the research for her essay, Christina notes her ideas about each source. Next, she uses these notes to compose her essay. Why is this strategy potentially problematic?

Christina's ideas about each source are likely to be shaped by words and ideas from the source. It may be easy for her to think that her notes are her own thinking and writing and to omit references to the sources.

Denise has the following as a citation in her Works Cited page: https://courses.lumenlearning.com/coreqenglish1/chapter/outcome-writing-ethically-3-3/. What advice would you give her about this citation?

Citing only a URL is never sufficient. The reader needs more information about the source to understand the credibility of the source.

Your checklist for MLA layout rules should include

double-spacing your heading and Works Cited page.

Many writers and researchers use MLA documentation because

it helps them give proper credit to other authors for their ideas.

Which of the following is NOT part of the goal in synthesis?

to research other ideas on a topic

Besides the actual entries for each of your sources, what do you need to include on your MLA Works Cited page?

A header with your last name and page number and the title Works Cited, centered, at the top of the page.

Examine the following passage. Research indicates that multitasking in class has some surprisingly detrimental effects on student learning. One study, conducted at Massive State College, suggested that students who used their phone for non-class related activities scored one full grade below their peers on exams (Brown). Building on that finding, researchers at Little State College studied the effect of multitasking students on their non-multitasking peers. Interestingly, these non-multitasking students scored even worse on exams, averaging one and a half full grades worse than students in classes where no students were engaged in off-task multitasking (White). Given this research, I would argue that it is in all students' best interests for faculty to ask students to avoid multitasking during class.. Which of the following phrases in this passage does the work of synthesis?.

"Building on that finding"

Your classmate Dallin asks you to review his in-text citations in a peer-review assignment. You notice that for an article with two authors, Heinrich and Martin, he cited the source as "(Heinrich et al., 2017)". How should this citation change to be correct in APA format?

(Heinrich & Martin, 2017)

When asked by your classmate Emma to review her in-text citations, you notice that for an article with three authors she cited the source as "(Peterson & Brands & Polvi, 1995)". How should this citation change to be correct in APA format?

(Peterson et al., 1995)

Which shows the correct usage of a block quotation in MLA?

(the answer is the one that doesn't have quotations on it)

Which of the following passages demonstrates a more effective use of quoted material? "Since the 1950s," educational expert Dwayne Robison writes, "government spending on education has gone up 233%, while increases in test results have only gone up 15%. This is a worrying fact for anyone arguing that increasing government spending will help our kids" (98). Government spending on schools has gone up 233% since the 1950s and had very little positive effect, something that Dwayne Robison calls a "worrying fact" (98) for anyone trying to make the case that an increased government investment in education will improve student learning. His research shows that government spending is not the best way to improve American education.

B, because it uses evidence from Robinson to make an argument about how to improve education.

Evaluate these two students' strategies to avoid plagiarism. Which one is more effective and why? Bryony looks up all the authors she is going to cite to make sure they are credentialled. She also plans on using mostly quotes instead of paraphrases or summaries, since they are easier to check for accuracy. Candice plans to use a reference management website for her note-taking, and she checks with her professor if she's not sure if a piece of information needs a citation or not.

Candice's system is more effective because it solves the root problems of plagiarism, and it's always a good decision to ask the professor.

Your classmate Brie asks you to review her APA formatting before she submits the final draft of her childhood development paper. You notice on her title page that the title of her paper is in italicized font in the top right corner of the page. According to APA formatting guidelines, where should the title of her paper be placed?

Centered in the upper half of the page with bolded font

Charlotte has drafted her MLA Works Cited page. What advice would you give her?

Charlotte needs to use a hanging indent for the entry by Robert McMahon. She also should remove the bold from Works Cited.

Which information should be included on an APA References page?

Every cited source included in your essay, with the exception of personal communications

Which of the following page layout features comply with MLA rules?

Everything, including the header, all quotations, and the Works Cited page, is double-spaced.

Arzoo has written the following sentence: Guided imagery and relaxation techniques have even been found to "reduce distress and allow the immune system to function more effectively." Her quotation comes from page 850 from a source named Trakhtenberg, published in 2008. How should she complete her parenthetical citation in APA format?

Guided imagery and relaxation techniques have even been found to "reduce distress and allow the immune system to function more effectively" (Trakhtenberg, 2008, p. 850).

Read the following passage: Although most people are confident that they could not be fooled by a fake news article, research shows evidence to the contrary. Economists Hunt Allcott and Matthew Gentzkow conducted an experiment to see if people believed fake articles that the researchers had created themselves. They called these articles "placebo" fake news articles. They surveyed people and asked them if they could recall seeing the article in question reported or discussed prior to the election. The researchers found that some participants claimed they had heard the "placebo" articles mentioned during the election season. However, the study also indicated that "most widely circulated hoaxes were seen by only a small fraction of Americans" (Crawford). Despite the narrow viewership of fake news articles, they do have the power to influence at least some readers' beliefs and possibly influence those readers' actions. The implications of this research are vast. Which of the following contains a signal phrase?

However, the study also indicated that "most widely circulated hoaxes were seen by only a small fraction of Americans."

What MLA citation is in the correct order?

Hudson-Smith, Andrew, Michael Batty, Andrew Crooks, and Richard Milton. "Mapping for the Masses: Accessing Web 2.0 Through Crowdsourcing." Social Science Computer Review, 27, 2009, pp. 524-538.

Your peer says "There's no point in paraphrasing my sources." What can you tell her to help her write a stronger essay?

If you quote all the time, your paper will be choppy and hard to read.

Read the passage below and answer the following questions about using sources appropriately. In the article, "The Loneliness of the Interconnected", Charles Seife argues that people are becoming more and more isolated in our increasingly interconnected world and, furthermore, that bits and pieces of our delicate mental structure are withered away as we increasingly rely on the internet as our source of information. According to Seife, this mental decay leaves us with some opinions "as firm as bedrock, and just as difficult to remove" (290). As an example of this phenomenon, Seife describes how, in the 1950s, psychologist Leon Festinger sought to research the point at which this crisis occurs. He contacted a woman by the name of Dorothy Martin who was the leader of a small cult in Chicago. Martin believed that she was writing letters under the command of Clarion, a distant planet. She had concrete belief that Chicago would be wiped out and that the United States would be submerged underwater from a great flood on the morning of December 21, 1955. Her salvation? A spaceman, assumed to be a Clarion, would visit Dorothy and her followers hours before the disaster, whisking them away on a spaceship to safety. This bizarre and radical belief was only strengthened when the calamity never arose. The cult members convinced themselves that the Clarions managed to stop the destruction from happening (Seife 290-91). This type of herd mentality and definition of self convinced people to drink poisoned Kool-Aid. Which of the following is an example of summary?

In the article, "The Loneliness of the Interconnected," Charles Seife argues that people are becoming more and more isolated in our increasingly interconnected world and, furthermore, that bits and pieces of our delicate mental structure are withered away as we increasingly rely on the internet as our source of information.

What is the main value of citing sources?

It helps your readers find the information quickly from the sources you cite.

Laisha has been doing so much reading about her research topic, and her note-taking skills have not always kept pace with her intellectual curiosity. As part of her work, she has discovered a great quotation that she really wants to include in her paper, but she doesn't remember where she found the quote. Laisha's intention is not to steal another person's words, so she decides to use the quotation and include the words in quotation marks but leave out the citation. What advice would you give Laisha?

Laisha can't use the quote without a citation. To do so would be plagiarism.

Which of the following lists the correct elements and format for a journal article citation in APA style?

Last name, first initial. (Year of publication). Title of publication in sentence case like this. Journal name, Volume #(Issue number), page range, digital object identifier (with hanging indent)

Maria has drafted her title page (in APA style). Is it correct? (Key factors in academic success...)

Maria needs to include her affiliation, the name of the course, and her instructor's name.

Maria has drafted her title page. Is her format correct?

Maria needs to unbold her name, remove the quotation marks around the title, and make sure the page number is in the upper right hand corner of the page.

Marcus is focusing on MLA page layout rules and making sure his pages comply. What elements should he check for?

New paragraphs should be indented half an inch. All book titles should be italicized.

Kat is writing an essay about the death of Trayvon Martin. As she has researched this event, Kat discovered that Martin was carrying a bag of Skittles when he was shot by George Zimmerman. Does Kat need a reference to a source for that information?

No, because the fact that Trayvon Martin was carrying a bag of Skittles is undisputed.

Does this citation contain all the required elements for a tweet? Federer, R. [@rogerfederer]. (2020, May 6). Twitter. https://twitter.com/rogerfedererfdn/status/1257991019498483712

No, it should include the actual words included in the tweet: Federer, R. [@rogerfederer]. (2020, May 6). Now more than ever we must come together to help families in need [Tweet]. Twitter. https://twitter.com/rogerfedererfdn/status/1257991019498483712

Sue is reading Armaad's rough draft and sees two parenthetical citations in APA style: (McGuigan & Lehrer, 2007) (Jacobson, 1938; Trakhtenberg, 2008) What advice should she give Armaad?

None, Armaad has done a good job.

Mordecai is using the color-coded note-taking system to keep track of his research. He uses red for quotations (word taken from the source material) and black for his paraphrases and reactions to the source material. Why is this strategy potentially problematic?

Paraphrases need to be cited; they represent ideas from his sources. If Mordecai uses the same color for paraphrases and his own reactions, he may forget to mistake a paraphrase for his own idea and forget to cite it.

Read the following passage: Although most people are confident that they could not be fooled by a fake news article, research shows evidence to the contrary. Economists Hunt Allcott and Matthew Gentzkow conducted an experiment to see if people believed fake articles that the researchers had created themselves. Based on this passage, what can we expect the next sentence of this paragraph to do?

Quote, paraphrase, or summarize the findings of Allcott and Gentzkow.

Elise has the following citation in her APA References page: Claypool, R. (2012, October 5). Flamingo [Photograph]. Retrieved from https://flic.kr/p/dh7axD. CC BY license.: Why has she included the phrase "CC BY license" in her citation and what does it mean?:

R. Claypool created this photography and has used the CC BY license to let others know that they are okay to use the image.

Jason is researching the effect of student loans on home ownership. One source (Fox) argues that student loans under $10,000 have no effect on home ownership for students 5-10 years out of college. Another researcher (Bear) presents data that indicates that any student loan has a negative overall effect on home ownership. Which of the following sentences represents the most effective way for Jason to synthesize these two sources?

Research on the subject of the effect of student loans on home ownership is somewhat inconclusive.

Ann has written this sentence: Research suggests that guided imagery and relaxation techniques have been found to reduce distress and allow the immune system to function effectively. This research draws from pages 850-851 from a source named Trakhtenberg, published in 2008. How should Ann include her source in this sentence in APA format?

Research suggests that guided imagery and relaxation techniques have been found to reduce distress and allow the immune system to function effectively (Trakhtenberg, 2008, pp. 850-851).

You are peer-reviewing a paper that uses quotation marks around material that the writer has not quoted word for word. The author calls these passages "summaries." What feedback should you give to help this author write a more effective essay?

Summaries are actually overviews of the main ideas of the original text. They don't typically include quotations or word-for-word phrases except for key phrases.

Read the passage below and answer the following questions about using sources appropriately. In the article, "The Loneliness of the Interconnected", Charles Seife argues that people are becoming more and more isolated in our increasingly interconnected world and, furthermore, that bits and pieces of our delicate mental structure are withered away as we increasingly rely on the internet as our source of information. According to Seife, this mental decay leaves us with some opinions "as firm as bedrock, and just as difficult to remove" (290). As an example of this phenomenon, Seife describes how, in the 1950s, psychologist Leon Festinger sought to research the point at which this crisis occurs. He contacted a woman by the name of Dorothy Martin who was the leader of a small cult in Chicago. Martin believed that she was writing letters under the command of Clarion, a distant planet. She had concrete belief that Chicago would be wiped out and that the United States would be submerged underwater from a great flood on the morning of December 21, 1955. Her salvation? A spaceman, assumed to be a Clarion, would visit Dorothy and her followers hours before the disaster, whisking them away on a spaceship to safety. This bizarre and radical belief was only strengthened when the calamity never arose. The cult members convinced themselves that the Clarions managed to stop the destruction from happening (Seife 290-91). This type of herd mentality and definition of self convinced people to drink poisoned Kool-Aid. Which of the following best describes the use of summary in this passage?

The first sentence ("The Loneliness of the Interconnected", Charles Seife argues...) represents an effective summary that captures the main ideas about the dangers of isolation in our interconnected world in Seife's article.

Armando has completed two in-text citations in APA style. In the first, he has the following parenthetical citation (Kaplan & Richtel, 2019) and in the second, he has the following parenthetical citation (Williams et al., 2013). What information can the reader ascertain from these citations.

The first text was written by two authors, while the second was written by more than two.

Examine the following passage. Research indicates that multitasking in class has some surprisingly detrimental effects on student learning. One study, conducted at Massive State College, suggested that students who used their phone for non-class related activities scored one full grade below their peers on exams (Brown). Building on that finding, researchers at Little State College studied the effect of multitasking students on their non-multitasking peers. Interestingly, these non-multitasking students scored even worse on exams, averaging one and a half full grades worse than students in classes where no students were engaged in off-task multitasking (White). Given this research, I would argue that it is in all students' best interests for faculty to ask students to avoid multitasking during class. In this passage, what is the best way of thinking about the purpose of the phrase "Given this research"?

The writer is offering an idea about multitasking informed by a synthesis of the research by White and Brown.

Sergei copy and pastes a passage from one of his sources into his essay. He does not use quotation marks, but he does provide a citation for the source in his references page at the end of the essay. Is this plagiarism and if so why?

This is plagiarism. The reader has no way of knowing that the passage in question comes from the source listed in the references page.

Which of the following list the correct elements of a paper formatted according to APA guidelines?

Title page, abstract, body, subsections within the body (with headings), tables and figures, references

Which of the following is true about quotes?

Too many quotes in your paper may make the reader wonder whether you have any point of your own to make.

Dallon finds a useful data chart in an online article that's not on the same topic as his essay, but that fits well as evidence for one of his body paragraphs. He includes the chart in his paper and doesn't cite it. Is this an example of plagiarism?

Yes, because he included evidence (a chart) that wasn't of his own creation and didn't cite it.

Justin sees a great idea in an online article that focuses on a different topic than his essay. He puts the idea into his own words, mentions it in his paper, and doesn't cite it. Is this an example of plagiarism?

Yes, because he referenced an idea that wasn't his own and didn't cite it.

Michaela has written the following sentence to summarize an article she read about the danger of online misinformation: In "Control-F and Building Resilient Information Networks," Mike Caulfield argues that a simple focus on teaching people to use the Control-F function could improve their ability to verify and resist online misinformation. Has Michaela created an effective summary sentence?

Yes, because the sentence explains in her own words what the overall argument is in Caulfield's article.

Debbie wants to use a quotation from Shakespeare ("To be or not to be, that is the question") in the resume she is using for her job applications. Is this okay?

Yes, since the quotation from Shakespeare is well-known, her use of the quotation is fine and requires no citation.

Max wants to use this line from Star Trek in his resume: "To boldly go where no man has gone before." Is his use of this quotation, in quotation marks, permissible in a public-facing document like a resume?

Yes, since the sentence is a well-known quotation that requires no sourcing aside from quotation marks.

Does this template contain all the necessary elements for an APA References entry for a webpage? Author, A. A. (Year). Title of page. Website. http://xxxxx

Yes. It contains all the necessary elements.

Read the following passage from a draft written by your friend, Miguel (written in MLA style). Choose which piece of advice, below, would most help this author improve it. (The paragraph is shown single-spaced in this example). The solution is to create a standard guideline that is fair to every athlete, but strict enough to eliminate drug abuse. An expert states "The time has come for agencies to develop a published, standardized policy that clearly and fairly defines which athletes meet criteria for psychiatric disorders and what drugs provide psychoactive properties that enhance performance" (Lardon page 3.) Another professional sports commentator also believes that we need more laws. Then the athletes would no longer be able to claim they did not know they were breaking the rules.

You have problems with in-text citation format, and one of your sources (another professional sports commentator) is referenced but not cited.

What's the most effective advice for a student who has written the following passage? Tom Carlson talks about the importance of reliable witnesses at court hearings. "It's crucial that the witnesses you use are credible" (65). Dr. McKinley agrees. "Witnesses who are not believable can do more damage than the best-prepared defense lawyer" (42).

You need to provide context for your quotes so we know why you're including them and how the ideas connect to your point.

What's the most effective advice for a student who has written the following passage? Not everyone thinks that school vouchers are a good idea. "These vouchers are the worst idea to ever come through this state. They will ruin the democratic process" (Smith 33). "Vouchers mean that school districts can no longer predict the flow of money and resources and that affects kids directly" (Garcias 199).

You need to provide context for your quotes so we know why you're including them.

Which of the following components make up the title page of an APA-style paper?

The page number, title of the paper, your name, your affiliation, your course name, your instructor's name, the due date (plus a bolded title)

Your friend Graham included this sentence in the middle of a body paragraph in his research paper (in MLA format). What is the most useful feedback you can give him to help him improve (if improvement is necessary)? Early in his career "Buffett started his own investment company, the Buffett Partnership, using $5000 of his own funds and collecting $100,000 from interested friends and family (Brown)."

The quotation mark at the end is in the wrong place. It should read: family" (Brown).

Wendy has created an MLA Works Cited page below. What advice would you give her about her format?

Wendy's Works Cited page is perfect, assuming her last name is Bronte.

For his multimedia presentation in his Marketing class, Ed includes background music from his favorite Drake song. He wants to include his presentation in his final portfolio that his group will use to pitch to a company. According to copyright law, can Ed keep the Drake song in his presentation?

Because of the Fair Use Doctrine, it is probably okay for Ed to keep the Drake song in his class presentation, but he should not post it to YouTube or any other public space because Drake owns the copyright.

Below is a passage from a scholarly article and excerpts from two student papers that draw on this material. Analyze these student papers. Which one uses the source material more effectively and why? Original source Although there will probably always be a dispute about the greatest American architect ever, I believe that history will prove that Frank Lloyd Wright represents the pinnacle of the art. His designs are so new, so groundbreaking, and so grandly intentioned that no one—not even his most inspired students—have been able to fully understand and re-capture his vision. -Edward Morrey, page 43 Student excerpt A Even though many people still debate about the greatest American architect ever, Morrey believes that history will prove that Frank Lloyd Wright holds this spot. The buildings he designed are so different that no one else has ever replicated what he has done (Morrey 43). Student excerpt B Although "there will probably always be a dispute" about who was the best American architect, "history [may] prove" that Frank Lloyd Wright was the best, according to Edward Morrey (43). Wright's designs are so "new" that no one has been able to "capture his vision."

A uses the material more effectively, because this material is well-suited to being paraphrased, and because B employs quotes in a choppy, hard-to-read manner.

Read the passage below and answer the following questions about using sources appropriately. In the article, "The Loneliness of the Interconnected", Charles Seife argues that people are becoming more and more isolated in our increasingly interconnected world and, furthermore, that bits and pieces of our delicate mental structure are withered away as we increasingly rely on the internet as our source of information. According to Seife, this mental decay leaves us with some opinions "as firm as bedrock, and just as difficult to remove" (290). As an example of this phenomenon, Seife describes how, in the 1950s, psychologist Leon Festinger sought to research the point at which this crisis occurs. He contacted a woman by the name of Dorothy Martin who was the leader of a small cult in Chicago. Martin believed that she was writing letters under the command of Clarion, a distant planet. She had concrete belief that Chicago would be wiped out and that the United States would be submerged underwater from a great flood on the morning of December 21, 1955. Her salvation? A spaceman, assumed to be a Clarion, would visit Dorothy and her followers hours before the disaster, whisking them away on a spaceship to safety. This bizarre and radical belief was only strengthened when the calamity never arose. The cult members convinced themselves that the Clarions managed to stop the destruction from happening (Seife 290-91). This type of herd mentality and definition of self convinces people to drink poisoned Kool-Aid. Which of the following is an example of paraphrase?

As an example of this phenomenon, Seife describes how, in the 1950s, psychologist Leon Festinger sought to research the point at which this crisis occurs. He contacted a woman by the name of Dorothy Martin who was the leader of a small cult in Chicago. Martin believed that she was writing letters under the command of Clarion, a distant planet. She had concrete belief that Chicago would be wiped out and that the United States would be submerged underwater from a great flood on the morning of December 21, 1955. Her salvation? A spaceman, assumed to be a Clarion, would visit Dorothy and her followers hours before the disaster, whisking them away on a spaceship to safety. This bizarre and radical belief was only strengthened when the calamity never arose. The cult members convinced themselves that the Clarions managed to stop the destruction from happening (Seife 290-91).

Below is a passage from a scholarly article and excerpts from two student papers that draw on this material. Analyze these student papers. Which one uses the source material more effectively and why? Original source Research shows that the incidence of colon cancer is higher in active smokers compared to those who have stopped smoking; hence, smoking cessation is important for those who wish to decrease their likelihood of developing colon cancer. Aspirin taken daily reduces not only the incidence of both colon polyps and colon cancer but of cancer of the stomach and esophagus as well. It is felt that one coated adult aspirin (325 mg) daily is adequate for the purpose of preventing colon cancer. Aspirin interferes in prostaglandin metabolism and this seems to be the mechanism for it preventing cancer as well as cardiovascular disease. - by David Marconi Student excerpt A According to Marconi, research has shown that colon cancer is higher in active smokers compared to those who have stopped smoking" (45). That means that if you want to not get polyps "smoking cessation is important for those who wish to decrease their likelihood of developing colon cancer" (45). Student excerpt B Research shows a strong connection between quitting smoking and a decreased risk for colon cancer. Marconi argues that a daily dose of aspirin can help decrease the risk of colon cancer and polyps, as well as of other cancers. He notes that aspirin seems to prevent prostaglandin metabolism, which is involved in both cancer and cardiovascular disease (Marconi 45).

B uses the material more effectively, and the paraphrase here is more thorough in describing the evidence discussed in the original passage.

Antonia wrote an essay about 9/11 for her English Composition class. She found the subject extremely interesting and wants to continue her research on that topic for her Women's Studies class, this time focusing on the effects of 9/11 on women. What advice would you give to Antonia?

Be careful, Antonia. Using the same research and writing for more than one class could be considered a violation of academic integrity. You should speak to the professor for your Women's Studies class and make sure she is okay with this approach.

Evaluate the first page of this student's paper, focusing on MLA document format and page layout. (Obesity)

The header should be on the right side of the page (Rogers 1), the heading should include the date (12 May 2020), and the title should be in plain text. The subheading (Media) should be on the left margin instead of centered.

What is the correct revision of the following incorrect citation in MLA style? David Beer, Roger Burrows. (Sept. 2007) Sociology and, of, and in Web 2.0.: Some Initial Considerations. Vol. 12 "Sociological Research Online," issue 5.

Beer, David and Roger Burrows. "Sociology and, of, and in Web 2.0: Some Initial Considerations." Sociological Research Online, vol. 12, issue 5, September 2007.

What is the difference between collusion and collaboration?

Collusion is working together when independent work is assigned and is considered a violation of academic integrity; collaboration is working together when group work or collaboration is permissible and is not considered a violation of academic integrity.

Nadia is citing a book edited by Audrey A. Fisch, Esther Schor, and Anne K. Mellor, entitled The Other Mary Shelley, published by Oxford University Press, in 1993. What is the correct APA citation for this title?

Fisch, A.A., Schor, E., & Mellor, A.K. (Eds.) (1993). The other Mary Shelley. Oxford.

Halwa is writing an essay about Martin Luther King, Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech. See the example below. What advice would you offer Halwa about her format (in MLA)?

Good, Halwa, but you don't use quotation marks for a block quote.

Killian is writing a research paper about reactions to the 2020 Super Bowl Halftime show. They have written the following sentence: "We saw kids in cages singing `Let's Get Loud' and `Born in the USA,' and an American flag that flipped into a Puerto Rican one" (Agrelo). How might Killian improve their sentence?

Justin Agrelo, in an article titled "The Messy Racial Politics of the Super Bowl Halftime Show," writes that the show featured "kids in cages singing `Let's Get Loud' and `Born in the USA,' and an American flag that flipped into a Puerto Rican one."

You want to call your mom, a former English professor, and ask her to read through your English essay. Is this an example of academic dishonesty?

No, because having someone else provide feedback is typically considered an essential step of the writing process.

Which citation of a journal article has the required components and the correct MLA format?

van Dijck, Jose. "Users like you? Theorizing agency in user-generated content." Media, Culture, and Society, Vol. 31, 2009, pp. 41-58.