MIL 3

Question 1

to inform the readers that certain texts or ideas came
from another source.

Answer 1

Citation

Question 2

• for the social science field; psychology, linguistics, sociology,
  economics, criminology, business, nursing, etc.

Answer 2

APA AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION

Question 3

for the language-related fields; liberal arts and humanities,
English studies, language and literature, foreign language and
literature, literary criticism, comparative literature, cultural
studies, etc.

Answer 3

Modern Language Association (MLA)

Question 4

rules on preparing the manuscript for publication; grammar,
usage, and documentation.

Answer 4

Chicago Manual of Style (CMS)

Question 5

using someone’s work or idea, whether intentionally or not.

Answer 5

PLAGIARISM

Question 6

it protects the owner, who can either be the author or
the publisher, of his exclusive legal rights for the use
and distribution of an original work.

Answer 6

COPYRIGHT

Question 7

• it protects the owner ‘ s rights in his inventions, literary and artistic works, designs and symbols, names, and images used in commerce.

Answer 7

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

Question 8

the area of data management concerned with
processing personal data in accordance with rules,
laws, and generally accepted privacy standards.

Answer 8

DATA PRIVACY

Question 9

the area of data management concerned with
processing personal data in accordance with rules,
laws, and generally accepted privacy standards.

Answer 9

DATA PRIVACY

Question 10

It is a theory that basically focuses on one’s
interests and purposes, whatever is needed for a
particular situation is under the discretion of the
user.

Answer 10

Uses and Gratification Theory

Question 11

He formulated eight
(8) tips that may help to deal
with information overload.

Answer 11

Information Overload