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When citing a chapter in an 11th edition book that has two authors, but only one author for the chapter cited.. would this meet APA criteria?
Bickley, L. S. (2013). Interviewing and the health history. In L. S. Bickley & P. G. Szilagyi (Ed.), Bates’ guide to physical examination and history taking (11th ed., pp. 55-100). Philadelphia, PA: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins.
Commented Apr 16, 2016 on Citing an Edition of a Book in APA Style at APA Style 6th Edition Blog
Citing an Edition of a Book in APA Style
by Timothy McAdoo Question When a book has multiple editions, which edition should I include in my reference list? Answer Your reference list should include the edition of the book that you read and are relying on for your information. You need to include references to more than one edition o...
Thank you! And if they're different years then it would be (AABC, 2013-a) and (AABC, 2015-a) or would it again be (AABC, 2015a, 2013a)? I have referenced different webpages of the same website, but the years are sometimes the same and sometimes different. Thank you!
Commented Nov 10, 2015 on How to Cite Multiple Pages From the Same Website at APA Style 6th Edition Blog
How to Cite Multiple Pages From the Same Website
by Timothy McAdoo Sometimes one's research relies on a very narrow thread of the World Wide Web. What do I mean? We are sometimes asked how to cite multiple web pages from the same website. “Can’t I just cite the entire website?” our efficiency-minded readers ask. If you merely mention a websi...
For using multiple webpages of the same site, would I do in text citation like this:
(AABC, 2015-a); (AABC, 2015-b)... etc?
Commented Nov 8, 2015 on How to Cite Multiple Pages From the Same Website at APA Style 6th Edition Blog
How to Cite Multiple Pages From the Same Website
by Timothy McAdoo Sometimes one's research relies on a very narrow thread of the World Wide Web. What do I mean? We are sometimes asked how to cite multiple web pages from the same website. “Can’t I just cite the entire website?” our efficiency-minded readers ask. If you merely mention a websi...
If I reference in my paper the poster presentations, what would be the correct citation... For example: would it be (Author, Year)
Commented Oct 16, 2015 on How to Cite Materials From Meetings and Symposia at APA Style 6th Edition Blog
How to Cite Materials From Meetings and Symposia
by Jeff Hume-Pratuch If you’re attending the APA Convention this week in Orlando, Florida, you’ll probably come away with some great new research to use. But how to cite it? Let’s dive right in with a few examples. Papers and Poster Sessions Adams-Labonte, S. K. (2012, August). Daytime ...
For a webinar/podcast reference, how would I cite the information?
Jones, C. P. (Speaker). (2012, June 5). Social determinants of health disparities: Moving the nation to care about social justice [webcast]. Retrieved from http://sph.unc.edu/webcast/sph-webcasts/
For example, in-text citation.. would it be this? (Jones, 2012)? Thank you!!
Commented Sep 4, 2015 on Cite What You See, Cite What You Use at APA Style 6th Edition Blog
Cite What You See, Cite What You Use
by David Becker Cite What You See is the motto I used in my previous post about citing pseudonyms to explain that you should cite whatever author name you noted in the source you used, whether it’s a pseudonym or a real name. This motto can be applied to all the essential elements of a referenc...
If i'm using the newer edition and want to reference that addition and specific page numbers for the chapter.. would my format look like this:
Butts, J., & Rich, K. (2015). Feminist ethics: Some applicable thoughts for advanced practice nurses (2nd ed., pp. 159-176). Burlington, MA: Jones and Bartlett Learning.
I don't have a different editor for this edition than for the previous one.
Commented Sep 1, 2015 on Citing an Edition of a Book in APA Style at APA Style 6th Edition Blog
Citing an Edition of a Book in APA Style
by Timothy McAdoo Question When a book has multiple editions, which edition should I include in my reference list? Answer Your reference list should include the edition of the book that you read and are relying on for your information. You need to include references to more than one edition o...
Can you use the following sentence beginning or is it too lengthy with four authors?
According to Gau, Chang, Tian, & Lin (2011)...
Commented Aug 6, 2015 on How to Cite Direct Quotations at APA Style 6th Edition Blog
How to Cite Direct Quotations
by Timothy McAdoo One of our goals for this blog is to convey that following the guidelines of APA Style need not restrict your flexibility as a writer. Because of space limitations, many style points illustrated in the APA Publication Manual show only one or two examples. We’re happy that the ...
For citing a government agency and abbreviating for citation purposes, would the following be correct for a first citation?
(Office of Women’s Health [OWH], 2010)
And the remaining citations be:
(OWH, 2010)
Commented Aug 6, 2015 on Group Authors at APA Style 6th Edition Blog
Group Authors
by Timothy McAdoo In 2010, the estimated number of websites was 255 million. That translates to a staggering number of individual webpages. Who’s writing all those pages? And, how should you cite them in APA Style? In this post, I’ll focus on just one possibility: group authors. Although the ...
Hi! I'm confused on citing multiple paragraphs from the same webpage. For example, if I have paraphrased or summarized various points into my own words from a webpage. Would the citation be (OWH, 2010) or (OWH, 2010, para. 5)? And would my reference list for the website just reflect the following:
Office of Women’s Health (OWH). (2010, September 27). Labor and birth [Website]. Retrieved from http://www.womenshealth.gov/pregnancy/childbirth-beyond/labor-birth.html
Commented Aug 1, 2015 on When and How to Include Page Numbers in APA Style Citations at APA Style 6th Edition Blog
When and How to Include Page Numbers in APA Style Citations
Note: For examples and guidelines in seventh edition APA Style, see the following topic pages on the APA Style website: Quotations, Paraphrasing, and Direct Quotation of Material Without Page Numbers. The examples in the following blog post are in sixth edition APA Style. by Chelsea Lee All A...
Hi! I'm confused on citing multiple paragraphs from the same webpage. For example, if I have paraphrased or summarized various points into my own words from a webpage. Would the citation be (OWH, 2010) or (OWH, 2010, para. 5)? And would my reference list for the website just reflect the following:
Office of Women’s Health (OWH). (2010, September 27). Labor and birth [Website]. Retrieved from http://www.womenshealth.gov/pregnancy/childbirth-beyond/labor-birth.html
Commented Aug 1, 2015 on How to Cite Multiple Pages From the Same Website at APA Style 6th Edition Blog
How to Cite Multiple Pages From the Same Website
by Timothy McAdoo Sometimes one's research relies on a very narrow thread of the World Wide Web. What do I mean? We are sometimes asked how to cite multiple web pages from the same website. “Can’t I just cite the entire website?” our efficiency-minded readers ask. If you merely mention a websi...
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