Are your references complete and correct?

Check whether the following bits of information are present. Only if your really cannot find them, you can leave them out.

Author. "Title". Publisher, Publication Date. Publication. Access Date.

• Elements are separated with full stops (.).

• The author can be a human (e.g. Gubbels, Jac) or an organization (e.g. National Academy of Medicine)

• The title is the title of the webpage/video/book etc. not the name of the container (e.g. website, series etc.)

• The publisher is usually found in the copyright notice on the first page of a book or at the bottom of a website (e.g. © University of Maryland, 2022).

• The publication date is the date at which the content is published. If no date can be found the year in the copyright notice can be used.

• The publication is the name of the website/series/magazine etc the content is part of (e.g. "Wire magazine"). In the case of a webpage the URL can be used.

• An access date is only needed with web pages or other content that can change without formal re-publication.