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I typically use the following workflow when citing papers:

  • search paper name on google-scholarGoogle Scholar chrome plugin
  • click cite -> bibtexBibTeX -> copy bibtexBibTeX into references in overleafOverleaf (latexLaTeX)

I one timeonce had a conversation with a PhD student (whowhom I don't know personalpersonally or have any contact dowith) who said I need to be careful with references elicited in such a way. I can't recall anymore, however, what his full point was.

Now I am wondering how I should check source for source that I've cited in order to make sure that everything is 100% correct.

Is there a well established/recommended process in doing that?

I typically use the following workflow when citing papers:

  • search paper name on google-scholar chrome plugin
  • click cite -> bibtex -> copy bibtex into references in overleaf (latex)

I one time had a conversation with a PhD student (who I don't know personal or have any contact do) who said I need to be careful with references elicited in such a way. I can't recall anymore, however, what his full point was.

Now I am wondering how I should check source for source that I've cited in order to make sure that everything is 100% correct.

Is there a well established/recommended process in doing that?

I typically use the following workflow when citing papers:

  • search paper name on Google Scholar chrome plugin
  • click cite -> BibTeX -> copy BibTeX into references in Overleaf (LaTeX)

I once had a conversation with a PhD student (whom I don't know personally or have any contact with) who said I need to be careful with references elicited in such a way. I can't recall anymore, however, what his full point was.

Now I am wondering how I should check source for source that I've cited in order to make sure that everything is 100% correct.

Is there a well established/recommended process in doing that?

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What do I need to be aware of when checking citations before handing in a thesis?

I typically use the following workflow when citing papers:

  • search paper name on google-scholar chrome plugin
  • click cite -> bibtex -> copy bibtex into references in overleaf (latex)

I one time had a conversation with a PhD student (who I don't know personal or have any contact do) who said I need to be careful with references elicited in such a way. I can't recall anymore, however, what his full point was.

Now I am wondering how I should check source for source that I've cited in order to make sure that everything is 100% correct.

Is there a well established/recommended process in doing that?