1. RESEARCH LAB ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROGRAM Reference Lists - APA

2. Periodical/Journal Citations – APA Style Finding the information for journal citations can be tricky – you must be patient and thorough to search for all of these information items:  Author’s name  Title of journal  Title of article  Volume number (Ex. Vol. 2)  Issue number (Ex. No. 1)  Page numbers  *Location: website or DOI (an assigned number)

3. Periodical/Journal Citations – APA Style Passer, M. W., Blount, M., & Christensen, D. S. (1998). Paying attention to detail: Struggle with APA format causes students to lose easy points. Journal of Amazing Psychology, 20 (1), 3-44. Retrieved from http://jamazpsych.org/

4. Periodical/Journal Citations – APA Style Passer, M. W., Blount, M., & Christensen, D. S. (1998). Paying attention to detail: Struggle with APA format causes students to lose easy points. Journal of Amazing Psychology, 20 (1), 3-44. Retrieved from http://jamazpsych.org/http://jamazpsych.org/ Author (same)

5. Periodical/Journal Citations – APA Style Passer, M. W., Blount, M., & Christensen, D. S. (1998). Paying attention to detail: Struggle with APA format causes students to lose easy points. Journal of Amazing Psychology, 20 (1), 3-44. Retrieved from http://jamazpsych.org/http://jamazpsych.org/ Author (same) Year (same)

6. Periodical/Journal Citations – APA Style Passer, M. W., Blount, M., & Christensen, D. S. (1998). Paying attention to detail: Struggle with APA format causes students to lose easy points. Journal of Amazing Psychology, 20 (1), 3-44. Retrieved from http://jamazpsych.org/http://jamazpsych.org/ Author (same) Year (same) Article title (same capitalization rules, no italics!)

7. Periodical/Journal Citations – APA Style Passer, M. W., Blount, M., & Christensen, D. S. (1998). Paying attention to detail: Struggle with APA format causes students to lose easy points. Journal of Amazing Psychology, 20 (1), 3-44. Retrieved from http://jamazpsych.org/http://jamazpsych.org/ Author (same) Year (same) Article title (same capitalization rules, no italics!) Journal title (in italics, capitalizing all words, followed by a comma)

8. Periodical/Journal Citations – APA Style Passer, M. W., Blount, M., & Christensen, D. S. (1998). Paying attention to detail: Struggle with APA format causes students to lose easy points. Journal of Amazing Psychology, 20 (1), 3-44. Retrieved from http://jamazpsych.org/http://jamazpsych.org/ Author (same) Year (same) Article title (same capitalization rules, no italics!) Journal title (in italics, capitalizing all words, followed by a comma) Volume + issue number (volume is italics, issue is in parentheses)

9. Periodical/Journal Citations – APA Style Passer, M. W., Blount, M., & Christensen, D. S. (1998). Paying attention to detail: Struggle with APA format causes students to lose easy points. Journal of Amazing Psychology, 20 (1), 3-44. Retrieved from http://jamazpsych.org/http://jamazpsych.org/ Author (same) Year (same) Article title (same capitalization rules, no italics!) Journal title (in italics, capitalizing all words, followed by a comma) Volume + issue number (volume is italics, issue is in parentheses) Page numbers (period follows these)

10. Periodical/Journal Citations – APA Style Passer, M. W., Blount, M., & Christensen, D. S. (1998). Paying attention to detail: Struggle with APA format causes students to lose easy points. Journal of Amazing Psychology, 20 (1), 3-44. Retrieved from http://jamazpsych.org/http://jamazpsych.org/ Author (same) Year (same) Article title (same capitalization rules, no italics!) Journal title (in italics, capitalizing all words, followed by a comma) Volume + issue number (volume is italics, issue is in parentheses) Page numbers (period follows these) Location

11. Newspaper Article Newspaper articles are similar to periodicals, except that it includes a full date and doesn’t include issue, volume, or page numbers. Parker-Pope, T. (2008, May 6). Psychiatry handbook linked to drug industry. The New York Times. Retrieved from http://well.blogs.nytimes.com

12. Newspaper Article Newspaper articles are similar to periodicals, except that it includes a full date and doesn’t include issue, volume, or page numbers. Parker-Pope, T. (2008, May 6). Psychiatry handbook linked to drug industry. The New York Times. Retrieved from http://well.blogs.nytimes.com

13. Adding Journals to the Reference List  Open your edited reference list from the past couple of days.  Add 2 additional references – one must be a journal article, and one must be a newspaper article. You may choose any topic for these references.  Journals: Use the UNF catalogs or Google Scholar  Newspapers: Use any news website (popular are The New York Times, The Washington Post, CNN, Time, etc.) Email the completed list to me: stephanie.gallop@gmail.com