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Publication Manual (OFFICIAL) 7th Edition of the American Psychological Association by The following are just a few of the many tutorials which are available within Academic Writer.
Learn how to cite references in the text, including how to implement the basic in-text citation formats, cite multiple works, achieve clarity, and format in-text citations with missing author and/or date information.
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Direct Quotations and Paraphrases
Learn how to cite and format direct quotations, including short quotations and block quotations; make and indicate changes to quotations; and cite paraphrased material.
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Learn how to format references for journal articles, including those published in print, online, or retrieved from research databases.
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Learn how to format references for whole books, including both authored books and edited books.
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Learn how to format references for chapters in edited books, meaning those books where each chapter is written by a different author (cite the whole book if the same author has written all chapters).
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