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This document provides guidelines for formatting a research paper according to APA style. It outlines the general structure and formatting requirements, including using standard paper size with 1-inch margins, double spacing, and Times New Roman 12-point font. The paper should include a title page with the title, author name, and university affiliation centered at the top, and a running head on every page. The main body requires the title centered at the top of the abstract page and the first line of paragraphs indented. The minimum sections are an abstract, main body, and references, though tables, figures and appendices are optional.
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Center the title in the top half of your cover page, hit enter once and type your full legal name. Hit enter once more, type the name of the college you attend. Your title page information is complete. A note about titles: notice that it is possible to make a clear assumption of the topic and goal of the paper simply based on the title. The topic is before the colon, the goal is after the colon.
Header
Now you need to add the header. Setting the header is not an easy task, as the header is different in the first page than it is in the rest of the essay. Go to “Page Setup” and click on “Different First Page.” Now go to the Header on the title page and type in Running head: TITLE, then tab over the to the left and type in 1 (Example Running head: REVOLUTIONARY DIAGNOSTICS. Now go to the header in page two, type in the TITLE on the left (Example: REVOLUTIONARY DIAGNOSTICS, tab over to the right and put in the page number by clicking “Insert,” “Page Number.” You will need to adjust the page number formatting so that it starts at page 2. Yep, that was confusing. That’s why I did it for you in this document. You are welcome.
After the Title Page
You are now ready to move on to the content of the paper. Do not hit enter 20 times to get to the next page. Simply click “Insert,” select “Break,” “Page Break” and you will be on a new page.
Oh look, here we are on a new page. You can see that the smarty-pants computer has already decided to number this as page 3.
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This document provides instructions for formatting papers using APA style. It discusses setting up pages with 1-inch margins and double spacing. It also describes the four required parts of an APA paper: title page, abstract, body, and references page. The document emphasizes using in-text citations and reference lists to avoid plagiarism. It notes the penalties for plagiarism at Keiser University and provides templates for formatting APA papers correctly.
General apa guidelines
The document provides guidelines for formatting an APA-style paper. It discusses formatting the paper, including using 12-point Times New Roman font, double-spacing, and 1-inch margins. It recommends including a running head on every page, as well as four major sections: the title page, abstract, main body, and references. The title page should include the title, author's name, and institutional affiliation. The abstract page should include the word "Abstract" centered at the top, followed by a 150-250 word summary of the paper.
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Research paper outline
This document outlines the standard structure and formatting for a research paper, including 5 chapters with established sections. It recommends using APA style and includes guidelines for page layout, numbering, spacing, justification, and fonts. Key chapters include an introduction with the study need and objectives, literature review, methodology covering research design and sampling, data analysis and interpretation, and discussion/conclusion sections. References should be in Vancouver style and appendices can include supporting documents. Overall, the document provides a template for writing a research paper and ensuring consistency in structure and presentation.
Iirp apa-guidelines
This document provides guidelines for writing and formatting papers according to APA style. It includes information on formatting papers, references, in-text citations, headings, file names, and examples of references for different publication types such as books, journal articles, theses/dissertations, digital/online content, social media, and more. Sample title pages, abstract pages, and reference pages are also included. The document is intended to serve as a reference for students at the IIRP Graduate School in properly writing and citing their work according to APA style.
Assignment InstructionsRespond to the following questionAs pa.docx
Assignment Instructions
Respond to the following question:
As part of the financial planning process, a common practice in the corporate finance world is restructuring through the process of mergers and acquisitions (M&A). It seems that on a regular basis, investment bankers arrange M&A transactions, forming one company from separate companies. What are the advantages and the disadvantages of a merger? In your response, provide an example of either - a merger that was successful, or one that was unsuccessful.
· Write a paper of 600-750 content words (title page, abstract and reference page not included), double-spaced format (Times New Roman 12-point font), 1 inch page margins Top, Bottom, Left Side and Right Side, with reasonable accommodation being made for special situations and online submission variances.
· Prepare this assignment according to the APA guidelines, including a title page, an introduction, and a conclusion. An abstract is not required. Cite in text and include a References section. A template is included in the assignment.
· In your report, make certain that you include at least three credible outside references from search engines or scholarly sources from the APUS Online Library.
· Note that your attached paper will automatically be submitted to Turnitin, and an Originality Report should be sent back to the classroom within around 15 minutes. The Originality report does not actually recommend changes. It does point out where you may need to add a citation or quotation marks (if not already cited). Once you use it a few times, you will appreciate this tool, as it will assist you in improving quality and content, as well as avoid plagiarism. Your goal is to keep direct quotations to a minimum and to make sure that you do not just cut and paste material. Ensure that all your references are cited. A report with a similarity index less than 20% is acceptable for graduate level work.
Your paper will be evaluated according to the Writing Assignment Grading Rubric shown below. To maximize your grade, be sure to use the proper organization (intro, body, conclusion) and follow APA style. Your paper should have a title page and reference page, but you do not need an abstract for this assignment. See the PowerPoint presentation attached for APA assistance.
Guidelines
Writing Assignment Requirements
Content (60%)
· Response demonstrate a clear understanding of the key elements of assignment questions.
· Responses thoroughly cover the elements in a substantive manner.
· Response demonstrates critical thinking and analysis.
· Content is complete and accurate.
· Introduction and conclusion provides adequate information on the given topic.
Organization (20%)
· Paper structure is clear and easy to follow.
· Ideas flow in a logical sequence.
· Introduction provides a sound introduction to the topic and previews major points.
· Paragraph transitions are logical and support the flow of thought throughout the paper.
· The conclusion t ...
APA 6e PPT 20191.pptx
This document provides an overview of APA style guidelines for formatting papers, citations, and references. It discusses the key elements of APA style including the title page format, use of headings, in-text citations, reference list, and formatting of books, book chapters, journal articles, and websites. The goals are to learn the basics of APA style and how to properly cite sources to avoid plagiarism. Formatting guidelines are provided for title pages, abstracts, body text, headings, numbers, quotes, references lists, and various source types such as books, e-books, journal articles, and online references.
MLA 8th Edition Formatting and Style GuidePurdue OWL Sta.docx
MLA 8th Edition Formatting and Style Guide
Purdue OWL Staff
Brought to you in cooperation with the Purdue Online Writing Lab
Welcome to “MLA Formatting and Style Guide“. This Power Point Presentation is designed to introduce your students to the basics of MLA Formatting and Style. You might want to supplement the presentation with more detailed information available on the OWL’s “MLA Formatting and Style Guide“ at http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/747/01/
Designer: Ethan Sproat
Based on slide designs from the OWL “APA Formatting and Style Guide “powerpoint by Jennifer Liethen Kunka and Elena Lawrick.
Contributors: Tony Russell, Alllen Brizee, Jennifer Liethen Kunka, Joe Barbato, Dave Neyhart, Erin E. Karper, Karl Stolley, Kristen Seas, Tony Russell, and Elizabeth Angeli.
Revising Author: Arielle McKee, 2014
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MLA (Modern Language Association) Style formatting is often used in various humanities disciplines.
In addition to the handbook, MLA also offers The MLA Style Center, a website that provides additional instruction and resources for writing and formatting academic papers. https://style.mla.org/
What is MLA?
The MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers, 8th ed. supersedes both the 7th edition handbook and the MLA Style Manual and Guide to Scholarly Publishing, 3rd ed. The style of documentation outlined in the 8th edition serves the needs of students who are writing research papers, as well as scholars who publish professionally. This presentation will mostly focus on MLA formatting and style concerns that affect writing research papers.
MLA style is often used in the following disciplines: humanities, languages, literature, linguistics, philosophy, communication, religion, and others.
MLA format provides writers with a uniform format for document layout and documenting sources. Proper MLA style shows that writers are conscientious of the standards of writing in their respective disciplines. Properly documenting sources also ensures that an author is not plagiarizing.
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MLA regulates:
document formatin-text citationsworks-cited list
What does MLA regulate?
This slide presents three basic areas regulated by MLA students need to be aware of—document format, in-text citations, and works cited. The following slides provide detailed explanations regarding each area.
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The 8th edition handbook introduces a new way to cite sources. Instead of a long list of rules, MLA guidelines are now based on a set of principles that may be used to cite any type of source.
The three guiding principles:
Cite simple traits shared by most works.Remember that there is more than one way to cite the same source.Make your documentation useful to readers.
MLA Update 2016
Principle 1: In previous versions of the MLA Handbook, an entry in the works-cited list was based on the source’s publication format (book, periodical, Web article, etc.). The issue with that system is that a work in a new type of medium could not be properly ci.
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1) The document provides guidelines for preparing manuscripts for the Transducers 2011 conference, including formatting instructions for layout, text, figures, tables, equations, and references.
2) The guidelines specify the paper should be a maximum of 4 pages but can be up to 6 pages with an overlength charge, and must be converted to a PDF using IEEE PDF eXpress.
3) Instructions are given for font sizes, margins, columns, indentation, captions, resolution of images, line thickness in illustrations, numbering equations, and reference style.
Resesarch paper format
This document provides instructions for formatting a research paper in Microsoft Word, including setting margins and font, adding page numbers, inserting headers and footers, formatting long quotes, and citing sources both within the text and on the works cited page according to MLA style. It describes setting up the basic document, inserting page numbers in the header on pages after the first, formatting long quotes by indenting them and making them single spaced, and citing sources within the text using parenthetical citations. The document is intended to supplement a high school research paper manual by demonstrating how to achieve specific formatting tasks in MS Word.
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- 3. General Paper Formatting Your paper should have the following elements: • Typed • Double-spaced between lines • Two spaces after punctuation between sentences ( “APA Formatting and Style Guide,” 2013, slide 7)
- 4. General Paper Formatting • Standard-sized paper (8.5”x11”) • 1” margins on all sides • 12 pt.,Times New Roman typeset and font ( “APA Formatting and Style Guide,” 2013, slide 7)
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- 6. AppendicesAppendices Tables and FiguresTables and Figures ReferencesReferences Main BodyMain Body AbstractAbstract General Paper Formatting Title pageTitle page Your research paper should include, as the minimum, three major sections Abstracts,Tables, Figures, & Appendices may be optional, BUT check with your instructor regarding including or excluding them ( “APA Formatting and Style Guide,” 2013, slide 8)
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