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EXERCISE 61–4 APA documentation: identifying elements of sources

EXERCISE 61–4 APA documentation: identifying elements of sources

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SOURCE: An edition other than the first

Source: Title page and copyright page from John R. Anderson, Cognitive Psychology and Its Implications, W. H. Freeman and Company, 2005. Reprinted by permission.

How would you begin an APA reference list entry for this source?

Anderson, J. R. (2005).

Anderson, J. R. (1980).

EXERCISE 61–4 APA documentation: identifying elements of sources - 1 of 10: How would you begin an APA reference list entry for this source?

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SOURCE: An edition other than the first

Source: Title page and copyright page from John R. Anderson, Cognitive Psychology and Its Implications, W. H. Freeman and Company, 2005. Reprinted by permission.

How would you cite the title and publisher for this source in an APA reference list entry?

Cognitive Psychology and Its Implications. New York, NY: Worth.

Cognitive psychology and its implications (6th ed.). New York, NY: Worth.

EXERCISE 61–4 APA documentation: identifying elements of sources - 2 of 10: How would you cite the title and publisher for this source in an APA reference list entry?

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SOURCE: A chapter in an edited book

Source: Title page and first page of “The Art of the Ponytail” by Akkida McDowell in Body Outlaws: Rewriting Rules of Beauty and Body Image. Ed. Ophira Edut. Copyright © 2003. Reprinted by permission of Seal Press, a member of the Perseus Books Group.

You have used the chapter on the right from the collection whose title page is on the left. What information would come first in your APA reference list entry?

McDowell, A.

Edut, O. (Ed.).

EXERCISE 61–4 APA documentation: identifying elements of sources - 3 of 10: You have used the chapter on the right from the collection whose title page is on the left. What information would come first in your APA reference list entry?

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SOURCE: A chapter in an edited book

What is the correct APA reference list entry for this source? The book was published in Emeryville, California, in 2003; the chapter begins on page 124 and ends on page 132.

Edut, O. (Ed.). (2003). Body outlaws: Rewriting the rules of beauty and body image (pp. 124-132). Emeryville, CA: Seal Press.

McDowell, A. (2003). The art of the ponytail. In O. Edut (Ed.), Body outlaws: Rewriting the rules of beauty and body image (pp. 124-132). Emeryville, CA: Seal Press.

EXERCISE 61–4 APA documentation: identifying elements of sources - 4 of 10: What is the correct APA reference list entry for this source? The book was published in Emeryville, California, in 2003; the chapter begins on page 124 and ends on page 132.

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SOURCE: An article from a database

Source: Courtesy of Southern Cultures and the University of North Carolina Press, and Project MUSE, The Johns Hopkins University Press.

How would you begin an APA reference list entry for this article from a database?

Neal, J. R. (2013). Front porch.

Neal, J. R. (2013). “Front porch.”

EXERCISE 61–4 APA documentation: identifying elements of sources - 5 of 10: How would you begin an APA reference list entry for this article from a database?

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SOURCE: An article from a database

Source: Courtesy of Southern Cultures and the University of North Carolina Press, and Project MUSE, The Johns Hopkins University Press.

How would you cite the publication information for the periodical in this database record? (Each issue of the volume begins on page 1.)

Southern Cultures, 19(1), 1-6.

Southern Cultures, 19 (2013): 1-6.

EXERCISE 61–4 APA documentation: identifying elements of sources - 6 of 10: How would you cite the publication information for the periodical in this database record? (Each issue of the volume begins on page 1.)

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SOURCE: An article from a database

Source: Courtesy of Southern Cultures and the University of North Carolina Press, and Project MUSE, The Johns Hopkins University Press.

How would you end the reference list entry for this source?

Retrieved from Project Muse database (doi:10.1353/scu.2013.0010).

doi:10.1353/scu.2013.0010

EXERCISE 61–4 APA documentation: identifying elements of sources - 7 of 10: How would you end the reference list entry for this source?

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Source: A document from a Web site

Source: Screenshot of The Brown Center Chalkboard. Courtesy of Brookings Institution’s Brown Center on Education Policy and author Tom Loveless. Photo: Reuters/Jim Young.

What is the correct APA reference list entry for this blog post on a Web site?

Loveless, T. (2013, April 3). Ability grouping, tracking, and how schools work. Retrieved from http://brookings.edu/blogs/brown-center-chalkboard/posts/2013/04/03-ability-grouping-tracking-loveless

Loveless, T. (2013, April 3). Ability grouping, tracking, and how schools work [Blog post]. Retrieved from http://www.brookings.edu/blogs/brown-center-chalkboard/posts/2013/04/03-ability-grouping-tracking-loveless

EXERCISE 61–4 APA documentation: identifying elements of sources - 8 of 10: What is the correct APA reference list entry for this blog post on a Web site?

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SOURCE: An article in a magazine

Source: Table of contents and first page of Marguerite Holloway, “When Medicine Meets Literature.” From Scientific American, Vol. 292 No. 5, May 2005. Reprinted by permission.

How would you cite the title of this article in an APA reference list entry?

Insights: When medicine meets literature.

When medicine meets literature.

EXERCISE 61–4 APA documentation: identifying elements of sources - 9 of 10: How would you cite the title of this article in an APA reference list entry?

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SOURCE: An article in a magazine

Source: Table of contents and first page of Marguerite Holloway, “When Medicine Meets Literature.” From Scientific American, Vol. 292 No. 5, May 2005. Reprinted by permission.

What is the correct APA reference list entry for this source? (The article appears on pages 38 and 39 in the magazine.)

Holloway, M. (2005, May). When medicine meets literature. Scientific American, 292(5), 38-39.

Holloway, M. (2005). When medicine meets literature. Scientific American, 292(5), 38-39.

EXERCISE 61–4 APA documentation: identifying elements of sources - 10 of 10: What is the correct APA reference list entry for this source? (The article appears on pages 38 and 39 in the magazine.)