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CITING SOURCES FROM THE PUBLICATION MANUAL OF THE AMERICAN
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Times New Roman font size 12
Double-spaced (on 8.5 X 11 inch paper)
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Running head: COLLEGE STUDENT STRESS 1
Technology: Its Role in College Student Stress
Janice M. Jones
Fanshawe College
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running head – OFTEN not required
at the undergraduate level as it is for
papers to be published
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appear on the first page.
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APA Documentation 1
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2 Flush Left, Boldface, Uppercase and Lowercase Heading
3
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4
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If neither author nor editor is available, use the source title
Separate names with commas; use ampersand (&) before the last author’s name
If two references are by the same author, include author for both, and order entries by
publication date starting with the earliest date
Titles:
For titles of books, chapters, articles, etc., capitalize the first word of the title as well as
pronouns and proper nouns
Any reference that is a part of a larger source (i.e. a journal article, a chapter, etc.) appears non-
italicized. The larger source is italicized following the capitalization rule identified above. Note:
The exception to this is journals and newspapers in which case the entire journal is title cased.
Place of Publication:
Include state/province if city name is a name easily confused (i.e. London, England/London,
Ontario) or unfamiliar
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- 4. Last, F., & Last, F. (Year). Title of book in italics. City, ST: Publisher. BOOK, TWO AUTHORS Gaiman, N., & Pratchett, T. (1990). Good omens : The nice and accurate prophecies of Agnes Nutter, witch : A novel. New York, NY: Workman Publishing.
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- 6. Last, F., & Last, F. (Year). Article title. Journal Title in Italics, v#(i#), ##-##. doi: ### ARTICLE WITH DOI Taber, N., & Woloshyn, V. (2011). Dumb dorky girls and wimpy boys: Gendered themes in diary cartoon novels. Children’s Literature in Education, 42(3), 226- 242. doi: 10.1007/s10583-011-9131-6
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