APA Style information guidance
Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association by Call Number: Print only-reserve copiesISBN: 9781433832161Publication Date: 2019Seventh Edition It is the official source for APA Style.
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- APAstyle.apa.org - GrammarAPA has a cite that covers most of the content in the print guide.
Use the Style & Grammar page for information on writing and formatting. - APA Style BlogBlog posts that answer common questions. Need to cite a hashtag, tweet, or a blog comment? Search this blog, which is the official companion to the APA Style Guide.
Make sure you are looking at answers for the 7th edition. - Purdue's Online Writing Lab (OWL)NOTE: Pop up ads and citation machine are included in Purdue OWL pages now. For projects that use many citations, use a reference manager.
NOTE: Pop up ads and citation machine are included in Purdue OWL pages now. For projects that use many citations, use a reference manager. Northeastern Libraries provide support for citation managers. See more information on this guide.
APA Style Sources-Tips on Tricky Ones
- Journal Article Reference ChecklistHandout containing a series of items to review for APA citation accuracy.
Citing resources (not journal articles):
- Report by a Gov't Agency References (APA Style site)example of a National Cancer Institute report.
- Fact Sheet References (APA Style site)Fact sheets, simple overviews-often single page document