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• This section provides a quick resource for citing references in papers using the 5th edition of the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (2001).
• These materials will introduce you to APA documentation and show you examples which you can use as templates for citing your own references. ...

• The Research Paper: Writing and Citing.
• Citing.
• Citation Guides once primarily used when citing books and periodical articles, now also provide the rules for citing articles from subscription databases, Web pages, and other Internet documents. CITING SOURCES USING APA.
• Short Guide to Citing the Web: APA. From Ithaca College Library, all the basics for citing Web sources using APA rules, including examples. ...
• Complete Guide to Citing the Web: APA. ...
• Short Guide to Citing Articles from Subscription Databases: APA. From Ithaca College Library, all the basics for citing articles retrieved from your library's databases, including examples. ...
• Complete Guide to Citing Articles from Subscription Databases: APA. ...
• CITING SOURCES USING MLA.
• Short Guide to Citing the Web: MLA. From Ithaca College Library, all the basics for citing Web sources using MLA rules, including examples. ...
• Complete Guide to Citing the Web: MLA. ...
• Short Guide to Citing Articles from Subscription Databases: MLA From Ithaca College Library, all the basics for citing articles retrieved from your library’s databases, including examples. ...
• Complete Guide to Citing Articles from Subscription Databases: MLA From Ithaca College Library, this version includes additional examples, compares the citation information supplied by each database with the MLA version, and provides commentary on citation decisions. ...

• Citing Internet and Electronic Resources APA Style.
• In addition to formats for print sources, the two style manuals today provide formats for citing Internet and other electronic resources used in preparing research papers. ...
•   Although neither manual is available online in its entirety, both publications have a compansion web site with information about citing electronic resources. ...
• Sample formats for citing Internet and electronic resources using each style are provided on two separate pages linked to this site. ...

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• Citing Web resources It's not as easy to cite Web resources in your bibliography as it is to cite books because (1) standards for citing Web resources are still being developed and (2) Web resources don't have a title page where you can easily locate the information needed for a reference.
• This guide tries to answer some of the most frequently asked questions about citing Web resources, including how to cite articles from databases. ...
• For more information For more detailed information and examples or for information on citing e-mail, bulletin board postings, and other forms of electronic information, consult the Web sites and the sources in the Skillman Library Reference Department listed below. ...
• F56 L5 1996 Electronic Styles: A Handbook for Citing Electronic Information (2nd ed. ...

• Library Guide — Citing References.
• Recommendations for citing and referencing published material. ...
• Electronic styles: a handbook for citing electronic information. ...
• Citing electronic sources.
• At present there are no universally agreed standards for citing electronic sources of information. Students will probably have most difficulty with citing references taken from the World Wide Web, not least because the volatile nature of the web means that web addresses (URLs) are prone to change or disappear altogether. ... This guide concentrates on citing full-text materials found on the Internet and on online databases - see the Li and Crane book if you require more detail on other sources, such as CD-ROM, Gopher, USENET, WAIS etc.

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• Select one of the style links on the left for guidance in citing print sources, full-text periodical articles from online databases such as EBSCOhost and InfoTrac, and Web pages. ...

• Citing electronic sources of information .
• Often information is put on the Internet by organisations without citing a specific author. In such cases, ascribe authorship to the smallest identifiable organisational unit (this is similar to the standard method of citing works produced by a corporate body) or start with the title. ...
• Citing electronic journals.
• Citing a full text item from an online bibliographical database.
• Citing an abstract from an online bibliographical database.
• When citing one of the above items information about the nature of the item should be given where necessary after the title. ...
• University of Sheffield Library (2001) Recording and citing references online . ...

• Citing References: APA Style (5th ed. ...
• This guide provides common examples of the APA (American Psychological Association) style for citing source materials based on the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (5th ed. ...
• Secondary source citing primary .
• When citing a particular part of a source, include the page, chapter, figure, table, or equation (section 3. ...
• Secondary source citing primary.

• Secondary How To >> Citing Sources.
• Citing Sources.
• Citing means stating exactly from where information and ideas come. Remember that citing your sources not only gives credit to the ideas of others, it adds veracity (truth) to your research and readings. ...

• Citing Online and Paper Resources.
• Citing Cyberspace - James D. ...
• Citing Internet Sources. ...
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• A list of guides to citing government documents. ...
• MLA Bibliographic Form: Georgetown University Library's Guide to Citing Sources.
• Turabian Bibliographic Form: Footnote/Endnote Style: Georgetown University Library's Guide to Citing Sources.
• Turabian Bibliographic Form: Parenthetical Reference: Georgetown University Library's Guide to Citing Sources.
• For more information on citing all types of resources, see our Style Manual links. ...

• Citing Cyberspace | Back to Chapter Four | On to Chapter Six .
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• By Elizabeth Williams  MLA Style: (adapted from MLA Style: Documenting Sources from the World Wide Web   and Electronic Styles: A Handbook for Citing Electronic Information by Xia Li and Nancy B. ...

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