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Questions about when to cite a certain work, which work to cite, etc. For questions on formatting a given citation, use [citation-style].
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How to reference studies mentioned in a paper without having to read the original papers?
As JeffE above said, "Don't". When you make assertions in your published work, they should be based on either
Something that you have demonstrated yourself in the work
Something that another person …
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