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Using APA Citation Styles for Print



research paper writingIn college, professors require either MLA or APA citation styles to reference research sources. If you've become used to one particular style, it can be a challenge to start using another. However, if you've never used any citation format, the whole concept can leave you scratching your head.

A review of proper APA for print sources:

Periodical (journal, magazine, newsletter, etc.)

Author, F.I., (Year). Article Title. Periodical title,          Issue #, Page #s.

Non Periodical (book, report, brochure, manual, audio/visual)

Author, F.I., (Year). Title. Location: Publisher


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