1. APA Documentation Correlating Page Numbers for 8th and 9th Editions of Little Brown Handbook

2. Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association 8th Edition--Page 841 9th Edition--Page 838

3. Helpful Chart 8th Edition--Page 842 9th Edition--Page 839

4. Basic APA Citation 8th Edition--#1, Page 842 9th Edition--#1, Page 839 Why do you suppose the date is important?

5. Whenever possible, use the author’s name in your text. 8th Edition--#2, Page 842 9th Edition--#2, Page 840 Notice that the date travels with the name.

6. Ampersand 8th Edition--#3, Page 843 9th Edition--#3, Page 840 Use ampersand in your citation, but not in your text.

7. A work with no listed author 8th Edition--#7, Page 844 9th Edition--#7, Page 841

8. Indirect Source 8th Edition--#10, Page 844 9th Edition--#10, Page 842 However, first make an attempt to locate the original source.

9. References Page (Pages 845/843) §Notice page number at the top of the page §“References”--not “Works Cited” §hanging indention

10. Author’s Name(s) 8th Edition--Page 846 9th Edition--Page 843

11. Titles 8th Edition--Page 846 9th Edition--Page 844

12. Page Numbers 8th Edition--Page 847 9th Edition--Page 844

13. A Book by One Author 8th Edition--#1, Page 847 9th Edition--#1, Page 845

14. Another Helpful Chart 8th Edition--Page 848 9th Edition--Page 845 However, notice the note before #1, on Page 897 (844)

15. Format for Periodical Article 8th Edition--#14, 15, Page 851 9th Edition--#15, 16, Page 849

16. Ebscohost or Tennessee Electronic Library 9th Edition--#21, Page 850 Wilkins, J. M. (1999). The myths of the only child. Psychology Update, 11(1), 16-23. Retrieved December 20, 2002, from Proquest Direct database.

17. Internet Source 8th Edition--#22, Page 853 9th Edition--#25, Page 851