The APA Citation Style:

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

How to construct a bibliography page

Advertisements

Creating a Research paper Using Modern Language Association “MLA” Documentation Style Introduction In both academic and business environment, you will.

An Introduction to MLA Citation & Format

MLA BASICS AWC Writing Center What is MLA?  MLA (Modern Language Association) style is most commonly used to write papers and cite sources within.

Formatting and Citing with APA and MLA. APA Basic Formatting Your essay should be typed, double-spaced on standard-sized paper (8.5" x 11") with 1" margins.

Understanding APA Conceived by: Gina Robinson, MSN Designed by: Terry Hudson, MA, MDiv.

In APA Style Title: Throes of democracy : the American Civil War era, Author: McDougall, Walter A., Publisher: Harper, Pub date: c2008.

The Research Paper EDMA 625 FTU35 Math, Science and Technology 1 Dr. Mike Uttendorfer.

CITATIONS CMS, APA, MLA. These OWL resources will help you conduct research using primary source methods, such as interviews and observations, and secondary.

Documenting Academic Research:

How to Make an Outline APA Style Lynn W Zimmerman, PhD.

APA Formatting.

Using APA to Record Source Information Write down all the places you find information.

Dr. MaryAnn Butler-Pearson

Introduction to Citing Worth Weller. Why Cite? There are four reasons for citations: 1.your teacher told you that you had to have them 2.they show that.

By Tanja Galetti January 2013

Information Literacy. Information Literacy includes: The ability of a student to: 1.Identify the need for information Select a topic 2.Access information.

RESEARCH PAPER REQUIREMENTS

How to create a bibliography using MLA format. Why is it important to cite your work? Even if it’s unintentional, plagiarism can still have serious consequences.

Works Cited Conventions Alberto, Denise, LaShawn, BrehAnn.

1 Academic Writing Formats MLA Modern Language Association - English & Humanities APA American Psychological Association - Social Sciences.

APA Style American Psychological Association. Where can you find information about APA format?  Libraries/Bookstore  Writing Style Manual  Purdue Owl.

Katrina G. Figgett Potomac Falls High School November 2006.

Getting Started  After you decide on your topic you will need to create your thesis.  Today will we focus on the thesis, in text citation, title page,

MODERN LANGUAGE ASSOCIATION MLA Style. Modern Language Association MLA is most often used in Pre-collegiate contexts (secondary education) Liberal Arts.

APA Reference Page Dr. Gustafson.

Creating Your Works Cited Page A brief guide to some of the various citation styles.

BASIC APA REFERENCES Finding your sources without losing your mind Created by Sharon Wyly.

Reference Page and Works Cited. Reference Pages in APA Style An alphabetic listing of all sources of facts or ideas used or cited in a report formatted.

Document Formatting © 2009 M and K Solutions, LLC -- All Rights Reserved.

The MLA Style: Formatting According to the Modern Language Association Guidelines.

Using MLA form.  Collect information from all sources.  See MLA guide on Website for most common sources.  Generally the author’s last name is the.

APA Writing Style American Psychological Association. (2001). Publication manual of the American Psychological Association (5 th ed.). Washington, DC:

 English follows the Modern Language Association (MLA) 7 th Edition format for documentation.  The final page of any sourced paper in the MLA style.

Creating Citations and Works Cited Page Objective: Students will understand how to create a citation using MLA format.

Term Paper – MLA Style (Modern Language Association)

How to create and APA Style Reference Page

Citation Styles MLA v.s. APA. MLA of APA – How do I decide MLA (Modern Language Association) is generally used by: ** those in the field of humanities,

Author ____________________________________________ Article _____________________________________________ Name of Encyclopedia ________________________________.

Resources APA Style. 1. In-text Citation the author's last name and the year of publication should appear in the text Example (Jones, 1998)

A Review of the APA Style References Page

Manuscript Format – Margins (APA)

APA Style American Psychological Association

From the Purdue University Online Writing Lab (the OWL)

American Psychological Association

Documenting Academic Research:

APA Style Tutorial Guided Notes

From the Purdue University Online Writing Lab (the OWL)

What It Is and How to Use It

MLA Bibliography: The Works Cited Page

APA Style Review & Formatting References

APA Format An introduction.

MLA Formatting.

Introduction to MLA Bibliography

Referencing and Citations

Introduction to the APA Style of Bibliography

MLA Bibliography: The Works Cited Page

English B50 MLA formatting.

Objective 4.03: Apply correct report format

A Review of the APA Style References Page

Objective 4.03: Apply correct report format

References Lists.

APA style 2018.

Academic Reports Using the MLA Format.

WRITING THE RESEARCH PAPER

Presentation transcript:

The APA Citation Style: Introduction for the AP Psychology Brain Project

Citation Styles APA = American Psychological Association Used primarily in the natural and social sciences, like psychology. MLA = Modern Language Association Used primarily in the humanities; you’ve probably used this in your English or history classes.

APA Citation Style: The Bibliography In the APA citation style, the title of the bibliography page is References. Keep track of the information you need for your References page as you do your research. What information do you need?

Information needed from a book source for the citation on your References page: Author, A. A. (Year of publication). Title of work: Capital letter also for subtitle. Location: Publisher. Example: Brinkley, T. R. (2012). Addiction to texting: A study of cell phone dependency. New York, NY: Random House Publishing.

Information needed from an online source for the citation on your References page: Author, A. A., & Author, B. B. (Date of publication). Title of article. Title of Journal, volume number, page range. Retrieved from http://www.someaddress.com/full/url/ Example: Dodson, M., & Jones, D. L. (2015). The emotional brain. Journal of Neuroscience, 8, 120-125. Retrieved from http://www.articlehomepage.com/full/url.

Format of APA References Page The title of the page is References. All sources are listed in alphabetical order by the author’s last name (use title if the author is unknown). Use a hanging indent: 1st line of each entry is flush left & succeeding lines are indented 5 spaces. Use double spacing throughout. (The next slide is a sample References page.)

References Brinkley, T. R. (2012). Addiction to texting: A study of cell phone dependency. New York, NY: Random House Publishing. Dodson, M., & Jones, D. L. (2015). The emotional brain. Journal of Neuroscience, 8, 120-125. Retrieved from http://www.articlehomepage.com/full/url Morse, R. C., & Thompson, T. (2016). APA guide to easy electronic source citation. Washington, DC: American Psychological Association. Walters, J. (2013). Competition in high school peer groups. Retrieved from http://www.walters.com/competition.htm