This provides a definition of plagiarism and its consequences. You can also consult your lecturer and unit-coordinator if in doubt. You must reference such things as quotations, statistics, facts, theories and ideas. Both published and unpublished works should be referenced, including material in print, electronic or audio-visual format. There are many different styles of referencing.
Different schools have their own preferences.
If you are not sure of the right style, you should ask your unit-coordinator or lecturer for advice. This style is primarily used by the School of Psychology. This note contains full bibliographical details relating to the source of information. Footnotes are usually supplemented by a consolidated bibliography at the end of the work. The footnoting system is covered in the UNE Style Guide .