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@ "And/or" is not covered in the Manual. But it may be more clear and precise to spell out your idea in more detail.
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The writing dead: How to cite a deceased (yet strangely prolific) author in :
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The Writing Dead: How to Cite a Deceased (Yet Strangely Prolific) Author
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An example figure with error bars is in this sample paper:
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If a figure contains error bars, explain whether they represent standard deviations, standard errors, ranges, or confidence limits.
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U.S. or United States? In , use U.S. as an adjective and United States as a noun.
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What is a title, and what if there isn't one?
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How do you cite a test database in ?
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Missing Pieces: How to Write an APA Style Reference Even Without All the Information
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Missing an author, date, or title from your reference? Learn how to write the reference at
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Mark Twain? Samuel Clemens? Which is the proper name to use in ? Find out how to cite pseudonyms:
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Begin a new page for each major section (title pg, abstract, text, refs, footnotes, tables, figures, appendix) in papers
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@ @ @ No need to be horrified - either 1 or 2 spaces after a period is fine in APA Style (be consistent)
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.@ Book titles are always italicized, but their capitalization depends on context:
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In lowercase names of diseases and disorders unless they contain proper nouns (major depressive disorder)
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This post answers just that! MT @ 4 chapters from same book. list book in ref list or each chapter?
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Use letters to identify items in a series within a sentence or paragraph:
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Mysteries of the Running Head Explained
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@ If you're quoting a specific source that used the phrase, of course, cite the source (e.g., the article in which it appeared).
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