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odnosnik: zobacz

English translation: see:

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Polish term or phrase:odnosnik: zobacz
English translation:see:
Entered by: Ewa Czajkowska

18:20 Jun 7, 2012
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Polish term or phrase: odnosnik: zobacz
Według opinii ekspertów najistotniejsze deficyty dotyczą siedmiu obszarów: pamięci roboczej, uwagi/czujności/, uczenia się werbalnego i pamięci werbalnej, uczenia się wzrokowego i pamięci wzrokowej, rozumowania i rozwiązywania problemów, szybkości przetwarzania informacji i poznania społecznego (zobacz: www. matrics.ucla.edu).
Ewa Czajkowska
Poland
Local time: 19:46
see:
Explanation:
Tak właśnie.
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Jerzy Matwiejczuk
Local time: 19:46
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4 KudoZ points were awarded for this answer



Summary of answers provided
4 +4see:
Jerzy Matwiejczuk
Summary of reference entries provided
citing a website
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1 hr   confidence: Answerer confidence 4/5Answerer confidence 4/5 peer agreement (net): +4
see:


Explanation:
Tak właśnie.

Jerzy Matwiejczuk
Local time: 19:46
Native speaker of: Polish
PRO pts in category: 42

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agree  Ewelina Hoare
8 mins
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agree  Karol Kawczyński
1 hr
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agree  Kasia Rz
2 hrs
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agree  Darius Saczuk
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Reference comments


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Reference: citing a website

Reference information:
How to Cite a Website

Note that the MLA itself no longer requires the inclusion of URLs in Works Cited citations, because URLs aren't necessarily static. If your instructor requires one, place it directly after the date of access, in a new sentence, such that it looks like "Date of access. <http://www.wikihow.com>.", with a period after the final >.

http://www.wikihow.com/Cite-a-Website

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How to Cite Internet Sources (APA and MLA Styles)

If you reference an entire Web site. (rather than a specific document on the site), you may just give the address (URL) in the text. No works
cited entry is needed,

In the text of your paper, cite like this:

Kidpsych is a wonderful interactive Web Site for children (http://www.kidpsych.org)

http://www.montgomerycollege.edu/library/citinginternet.pdf

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Referencing - The Harvard System

Electronic sources such as WWW pages, electronic databases and electronic journals are cited in the text in much the same way as traditional print sources, with the exception of page numbers. The author’s name is followed by a publication date, but no page numbers are listed. If no publication date is available, and this might be the case for WWW pages, then where the date should go, insert (n.d.) which stands for ‘no date’. If no author is listed for an electronic source, use the title of the publication in the same way as you would for any other anonymous source. - http://education.exeter.ac.uk/dll/studyskills/harvard_refere...

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