1. For each of the sources below, one example of how they may be used for an in-text citation. There is no requirement any text beyond the in-text citation. You may choose to write a narrative or parenthetical citation

1. A textbook written by Susan Alexander Kane and Walter Parks Thatcher titled Key Concepts and Theory in Social Work: A 21^st Century Perspective. The book was published in 2020 by Laszlo Press.

1. An online newspaper article titled "Cuts in Social Programs Hurt Women, Councillor Says" from the Toronto Star. The article was published on October 12, 2019 and was written by Rose Sayer and Fred C. Dobbs. The URL for the article ishttp://www.thestar.com/news/servicecuts.

1. An online journal article written by Kareena Sarraf, Richard Jones, and Grace Barasa published in the New Zealand Journal of Social Welfare. The article is titled "Value Problems of Welfare-Capitalism" and is found on pages 287-322 of volume 14, issue 9, of the journal. The year of publication is 2020. The DOI ishttp://dx.doi.org/10.1037/rmh0000008

1. If necessary, please make any corrections to the following citations. If there are no corrections required, simple write "correct" under the citation. There are no requirements to correct or reorganize the text of the sentence.
   1. Beauregard (2009) draws attention to a "Canadian study [that] suggests using computers during lectures could be hurting [students'] grades and lowering their classmates' marks" (p. 52).

1. According to Byrnes and Lvis (Byrnes & Lvis, 2008), a major new study will link the positive role technology can play towards improving the emotional and physical health of children.
2. The authors sought to reinforce the notion that the "careful and thoughtful use of discourse has the power to constitute new ways of enhancing academic literacy" (Barnhardt, Grossman, and Flint, 2002, pg. 143).