Your professor asks for in-text citations in Harvard style, but you provide footnotes instead.
Is this a breach of academic integrity?

Question

Your professor asks for in-text citations in Harvard style, but you provide footnotes instead. 
 Is this a breach of academic integrity?

Accepted Answer

Yes, because failing to follow citation instructions violates academic expectations.

Answer

Yes, but only if the professor specifically penalizes the use of footnotes.

Answer

No, because footnotes still provide proper attribution to the sources.

Answer

No, because citation style preferences are subjective.

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