Discussion
The term "DOI" stands for ............. in academic writing and referencing.
Answer: C
DOI stands for Digital object identifier.
A DOI is a unique, permanent identifier assigned to a digital object such as a journal article, book chapter or dataset, for example 10.1000/xyz123. Because it resolves to the current location of the work through the doi.org system, it remains valid even if the publisher's web address changes, which is why referencing styles ask for it.
'Document of interest', 'Directory of information' and 'Database of integration' are not what the abbreviation stands for.
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