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This document provides an overview of key chapters in the APA Publication Manual 6th edition that cover manuscript structure, style guidelines, citing sources, reference examples, the publication process, and basic reference components. It highlights chapters on manuscript structure and content, mechanics of style, crediting sources, reference examples, and the publication process. Examples are given for in-text citations and reference list entries for various source types, including books, book chapters, journal articles with and without DOIs, and how to locate DOIs. Peculiarities of APA style are also noted.
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Bibliographic Citation Standards
This document provides an overview of different bibliographic style standards used in academic writing. It discusses the Chicago, MLA, APA, AMA, ACS, and Turabian styles, describing their origins, typical uses, and sample citations. Key differences between the styles are noted, such as their emphasis on author names versus publication dates. The document also reviews general requirements for reference lists in APA style, such as formatting, handling author names, and citing different source types like books, articles, and websites.
Lcrt 5020 lcrt apa workshop (cu wr center) spr 2015
This document provides an overview of graduate-level writing standards and American Psychological Association (APA) citation and formatting style. It discusses what constitutes graduate-level writing, including entering an academic conversation through original critical thought built upon existing knowledge. It also outlines standards such as writing for a professional audience, clear and concise structure, and rigorous research. The document then explains why APA style is used, covering its focus on dates and titles over authors and emphasis on original ideas. It provides guidance on APA formatting, title pages, abstracts, in-text citations, reference lists, appendices, and using visual elements.
American Psychological Association (APA) style
"A Comprehensive Guide to American Psychological Association (APA) Style: Navigating the Rules and Best Practices for Academic Writing"
Introduction:
The American Psychological Association (APA) style is a widely accepted and utilized format for academic writing in various disciplines, particularly in the social sciences. This comprehensive guide aims to provide an in-depth understanding of the APA style, offering a roadmap for writers to navigate its rules and best practices effectively. Whether you are a student, researcher, or academic professional, mastering APA style is essential for producing scholarly and well-organized documents.
Overview of APA Style:
The APA style, established by the American Psychological Association, is a set of guidelines designed to standardize the structure and formatting of academic papers. It encompasses a range of elements, including the title page, abstract, main body, citations, references, and more. The purpose of these guidelines is to ensure clarity, consistency, and proper attribution of sources, fostering a seamless flow of information within academic discourse.
Title Page and Formatting:
One of the first elements addressed in this guide is the title page. APA style dictates specific formatting rules for the title page, including the title itself, author information, institutional affiliation, and running head. Understanding these components is crucial for creating a professional and polished document.
Abstract and Main Body:
The guide delves into the intricacies of writing an abstract, a concise summary of the paper's key points. It outlines the essential elements of a well-constructed abstract and provides tips on how to capture the essence of your research effectively. Moving forward, the main body section is explored in detail, covering topics such as organizing content, using headings, and maintaining a logical flow in your narrative.
Citations and References:
APA style places significant emphasis on proper citation of sources to avoid plagiarism and give credit to original authors. This guide elucidates the intricacies of in-text citations, including the use of author-date format and the handling of direct quotations. Additionally, it provides a comprehensive overview of the references page, explaining the correct format for various source types, such as books, journal articles, and online resources.
Figures and Tables:
Visual elements like figures and tables play a crucial role in conveying complex information. The guide provides insights into the proper formatting and labeling of figures and tables, ensuring that they enhance rather than detract from the clarity of your message.
APA Style for Different Types of Documents:
Beyond the fundamentals, this guide addresses the specific requirements of various types of documents, including research papers, literature reviews, and case studies. It offers tailored advice on structuring these documents according to APA guidelines, catering to
Cite it Right!
Introduction to academic integrity and APA citation style. Prepare by librarians at Okanagan College.
Running head RULES FOR CREATING A RESEARCH 1 .docx
Running head: RULES FOR CREATING A RESEARCH 1
Rules for Creating a Research Paper
Using Correct 6
th
Edition APA Formatting
Author’s Full Name
Rasmussen College
Author Note
This research is being submitted on September 15, 2009 for John Smith's ENC1100 course at
Rasmussen College by Jane Doe.
Insert page number.
After the running head, enter 8 times. Click the “Center” button.
Type the title of your paper, which should be more than two or three words.
These lines should be double-spaced.
If you have a long title, you may type it on
two lines.
For the Running head, type in part of your title in ALL
CAPS after the words “Running head”. Left-justify the
text in the header.
Running head: RULES FOR CREATING A RESEARCH 2
Rules for Creating a Research Paper Using Correct 6
th
Edition APA Formatting
An APA formatted paper is created using one-inch margins at the top, bottom, left, and
right sides. APA papers are always double spaced. Paragraphs are indented ½ inch. Just type the
TAB key once. The body of your paper consists of the information you researched on your
paper’s topic in order to support your own position or thesis.
If the information in your paper is not your own original thought, you need to include an
in-text citation and a references page to give credit to the original author of the idea. Your paper
should include direct quotes and paraphrasing. You will notice in this paper, there are several
different types of in-text citations, and they have been created using correct APA formatting for
in-text citations.
Types of In-Text Citations
In-text citations are used when you paraphrase, summarize, or otherwise refer to
information you’ve learned during your research. The first two in-text citations in this paper are
examples of how to set up in-text citations when you’re paraphrasing, summarizing, or referring
to the information from a source rather than copying text word for word. They demonstrate how
to give credit to the author. For the first type of citation, place the author’s last name and the year
of publication at the end of the sentence in parenthesis (Reed, 2005). Notice the comma and
space after the author’s name and notice the period for the sentence is after the final parentheses.
Another variation is when you use the author’s name at the beginning of the sentence. In the
following sentence, you will notice that Mary Nelson’s last name only appears at the beginning
of the sentence; therefore, the in-text citation immediately follows her name. According to
Nelson (2005), the use of APA formatting for in-text citations is very easy to complete.
The paper begins with the full title of the paper.
In-text
citation
for first
type of
para-
phrase
quote.
In-text
citation
for
second
type of
para-
phrase
quote.
Example
of first
level
heading.
Running head: RULES FOR C.
Creating an apa style reference list guide 7th ed.
This document provides guidance on creating reference lists according to the 7th edition of the APA style guide. It explains that the reference list contains all works cited in a paper and corresponds one-to-one with citations, with some exceptions. References are organized alphabetically and formatted following APA style guidelines. Elements like author names, dates, titles, and sources should be formatted properly. Common mistakes to avoid are also outlined. More details on references can be found in the APA Publication Manual.
How to Cite Sources APA Style
Basic rules for citing sources, presenting tables and figures, and using heading are presented. Examples are provided.
APFM APA Session
The document provides an overview of APA style formatting and citation guidelines. It discusses why citations are important, the main components of APA style including title pages, in-text citations, and reference lists. It also covers how to cite different sources like journal articles and books in APA style. Examples are provided throughout to illustrate key concepts like quoting, paraphrasing, and formatting references correctly.
Peer review - MCS 389
The document provides an overview of the American Psychological Association (APA) style format, which is commonly used for papers in the social sciences. It discusses the structure and formatting of APA papers, including general paper formatting, section headings, in-text citations, and references. The document serves as a guide for writing and formatting papers according to APA style.
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Using APA Style
- 1. Using APA Style American Psychological Association Sixth Edition
- 2. KEY CHAPTERS of the publication manual
- 3. CHAPTER TWO Manuscript Structure & Content • Elements of a Manuscript (paper, article, etc.) • Sample Papers
- 4. CHAPTER FOUR The Mechanics of Style Rules of: • Punctuation • Italics • Spelling • Abbreviations • Capitalization • Numbers • Metrication (measurement system) • Statistical and Mathematical Copy • Equations
- 5. CHAPTER SIX Crediting Sources • Quoting and paraphrasing • Citing in text* • Reference List • Reference Components *Page 177 is your best friend.
- 6. CHAPTER SEVEN Reference Examples Gives examples for the majority of reference types you will encounter. See the “APA Style Guide to Electronic Resources” document online for more source types.
- 7. CHAPTER EIGHT The Publication Process • 8.01: Discussion of Peer Review • 8.03: Preparing the Manuscript for Submission - How to Format • 8.07: Checklist for Submission
- 8. REFERENCES in a nutshell
- 9. COMPONENTS the Basics • Author Name • Publication Date • Title of Work • Publication Data
- 10. COMPONENTS the Extras • Editor • Nonroutine Information • Volume Number • Issue Number • Edition • DOI or URL
- 11. EXAMPLE CITATIONS both in-text and reference list
- 12. IN-TEXT Direct Quotation According to Bedford (2010), “APA style can be difficult” (p. 6). “APA Style can be difficult” (Bedford, 2010, p. 6).
- 13. IN-TEXT Paraphrase According to Bedford (2010), APA style is hard. APA style is hard (Bedford, 2010).
- 14. REFERENCE LIST Book Author, A. (2010). Title of book. City, State: Publisher.
- 15. REFERENCE LIST Book Chapter Author, A. (2010). Title of chapter. In E. Editor (Ed.), Title of book (pp. xxx-xxx). City, State: Publisher.
- 16. REFERENCE LIST Print Journal Article Author, A. (2010). Title of article. Title of Journal, volume#(issue#), pp-pp. ***Only use the issue number if each issue starts on page one.***
- 17. REFERENCE LIST Electronic Journal Article (No DOI) Author, A. (2010). Title of article. Title of Journal, volume#(issue#), pp-pp. Retrieved from url If the journal article comes from a subscription, use the homepage url of that journal ***Only use the issue number if each issue starts on page one.***
- 18. REFERENCE LIST Electronic Journal Article (with DOI) Author, A. (2010). Title of article. Title of Journal, volume#(issue#), pp-pp. doi:xxx.xxxxxxxxxxx ***Only use the issue number if each issue starts on page one.***
- 19. WHATʼS A DOI? Digital Object Identifier
- 20. DOI BASICS • A DOI is a long string of letters, numbers and symbols • A DOI is an electronic serial number for a specific article • URLs may change, but DOIs stay constant
- 21. LOCATING DOIs • In the database • On the “Get it @ GVSU” page • On the publisherʼs website • On the article itself ***a DOI may be in any, all, or none of these places***
- 22. APA ODDITIES • Use title case only for journal titles • Use issue numbers only when each issue begins with page one • When using a URL for a subscription journal, use the journalʼs homepage URL in your citation
- 23. QUESTIONS? Ask your librarian! www.gvsu.edu/library