Bibliography:
Bibliography:
APA is one of the most common citation style formats. It was developed by the American Psychological Association as a standard method for citing resources and references in academic works. Originally, it was for works in the field of psychology, but over the years, has become a common required style for other fields of study too. The NASW (National Association of Social Workers), for example, recommends the APA style for its academic works.
The APA publishes a style guide and does revise it periodically.
The guide covers the following:
Format for title pages, headings and pagination
Margin measurements
Paragraph indentions
Intext citations
End-of-text citations (bibliography)
Examples of all formatting requirements are also provided.
The guide is a complex piece.
To try to simplify things for students, the website, Purdue Owl, was created. It monitors all changes the APA makes, simplifies explanations for students, and also gives example of every type of resource a student/educator/professional might use. Still, the student must access the site, take notes, and then create his own APA citation for each resource, within the text and on the bibliography.
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