Hi, Haley (I think ;)<br /><br />I hear you about plagiarism--it is terrifying and seemingly hard to avoid. I once got in trouble because I plagiarized <em>myself,&nbsp;</em>and I was like, Really? Come on!!!<br /><br />The upside is that you can have citations after every sentence, theoretically. When you paraphrase, avoid simply using synonyms for the words the author writes. Concentrate on conveying the idea in your own way. I know that sounds lame, but it is the best way I can think to explain it. Follow each paraphrase with the author's name and year e.g. (Breen, 2016), with no page number.&nbsp;<br /><br />As I said, I'm happy to look at the doc again if you make significant changes. Thanks for the great review!!<br /><br />Laura