23. APA Style: 6th Edition Rebecca Johnson – Harrison College
24. Why do you need to cite your work? 1. Allows others to access your sources 2. Establishes credibility 3. Helps to stay organized Rebecca Johnson – Harrison College
25. 3 Main Sections of Style Title Page References In-TextCitations Rebecca Johnson – Harrison College
26. Title Page Example Running head: SELF-CONCEPT 1 The Impact of Academic Self-Concept on Academic Achievement Troy Smith Harrison College Composition 2 Mr. Paris 02/20/2010
27. First Page of Paper Example SELF-CONCEPT 2 The Impact of Academic Self-Concept on Academic Achievement Business schools and faculty are concerned about designing educational processes that enhance student’s learning (Bennett, 2003) while developing critical beings that manage complexity, uncertainty, equivocality and value conflicts (Debler, Welsh, & Levvy, 2001). Raising student’s level of complicated understanding (Bartunek, Gordon, & Weathersby, 1983), i.e. connecting
31. In-Text Citation Parts Author’s Last Name Year of Publication Page Number Rebecca Johnson – Harrison College
32. Paraphrasing Examples 1. Student achievement is partially obtained by the student focusing on desirable goals and outcomes (Miller, 2009). 2. Miller (2009) establishes that goals and outcomes are extremely important elements in student achievement. 3. In a 2009 article, Miller established that goals and outcomes are an important determinant of student achievement. Rebecca Johnson – Harrison College
33. Quotation Example “Within the college classroom, teachers and students make thousands of decisions that affect learning” (Miller, 2009, p. 4). REMEMBER . . . If your quote is longer than 40 words, indent 5 additional spaces in both the left and right margins. AND If no date is found, use n.d. in its place. Rebecca Johnson – Harrison College
34. The References Page Includes… DATE AUTHOR Any additional information And… TITLE PUBLICATION Rebecca Johnson – Harrison College
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Research Topic links to LRC homepage to show the path to Opposing Viewpoints
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A more in-depth look at Opposing Viewpoints and a first look at Academic Search Premiere
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In-Text citations direct the reader to your references page.
In-Text citations direct the reader to your references page.
In-Text citations direct the reader to your references page.
In-Text citations direct the reader to your references page.
In-Text citations direct the reader to your references page. Refer to Harrison Guide for how-to cite different publications.
