APA PUBLICATION MANUAL, 4TH EDITION



DO NOT BREAK A CITATION ACROSS PAGES IN YOUR SLS. E.G., KEEP THE TITLE LINE, CITATION AND DESCRIPTORS ALL ON ONE PAGE.2.MEDLINENot FoundAPA Citation:Turner, R. R. & Testa, M. A. (2000). Measuring the impact of onychomycosis on patient quality of life. Quality of Life Research, 9, 39-53. doi:10.1057/02786138589227Descriptor: Life quality, onychomycosisAPA PUBLICATION MANUAL, 6th EDITIONFOR ALL CITATIONS: Second and subsequent lines indented with 1/4 inchAny other spaces within citation are one (single) spaceLearn to use the paragraph formatting of your word processor to produce hanging indent, do not manually indent 2nd & 3rd lines of a reference with spaces.Journal Periodicals (pg 198 #1-6)Author(s) – (Date of Publication) - Article Title - Journal Title - Volume Number(issue) - Page Numbers of the Article. doi:###Odom, R., Daniel, C. R., & Aly, R. (1996). A double-blind, randomized comparison of itraconazole capsules and placebo in the treatment of onychomycosis of the toenail. Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, 35(4), 110-111. doi:10.1057/02786138589227To find the doi:Look at the fine print on the first page of the article where it is usually listed (not on older articles)Look up the article using: (link also on 301 web page with SLS assignment links)Show the doi in regular text (black) not as a blue underlined hyperlink (same rule applies to web site URLs)Note: Always give the issue number in parentheses immediately after the volume number: (pg 199 example #3) ignore APA rule that says to omit issue number for some journalsGilarski, C. K., & Graham, J. L. (1995). Factitious illness following unguis surgery. Journal of Foot and Ankle Surgery, 34(3), 228-233. doi:10.1057/027865-715892.27If the article does not have a doi:Cite as shown above, excluding the doiDo not follow the APA guideline instructions of using the web site of the journal.Never include “retrieved from….database name + long URL”If the article title ends with a question mark….Almonston, R. K., & Ficticious, I. M. (2008). What is the best way to maintain your pedicure? Journal of Cosmetic Appearance, 4, 34-175. doi:20-4569.34542.54967Do not follow the question mark with a period.What if the article is ONLY published electronically?Micera, S. (2008). Understanding age-related modifications of motor control strategies. Journal of NeuroEngineering and Rehabilitation, 5, 26. doi: 10.1186/1743-0003-5-26.5 = volume26 = # pagesBooks: pp. 202 - 205, examples 18 – 30Author(s) or Editors, Date of Publication, Title, Publication Information.Cone, J. D., & Foster, S. L. (1993). Circumferential unguis. Boise, ID: McGraw-Hill.FOR BOOKS: SEE RULES (& MORE RULES): pg 186 - 187Give city & state for US publishers. Give city & country for non-US publishers.Use U.S. Postal service two-letter abbreviations for States and Territories.Do not abbreviate the country.Omit additions such as “Co.” “Inc.” from the publisher name.If more than one publishing location is listed, you use the first one, or the publisher’s home office.If the author is the publisher, use “Author” in the publisher field.Article or Chapter in an Edited Book (example #25, pg 204)Article or Chapter Author(s) - Date of Publication - Article or Chapter Title - Book Editors - Book Title - Article or Chapter Page Numbers - Publication Information.Kay, A. R. (1992). Microsurgical toenail transfer to the hand. In H. L. Pick, P. van den Broek, & D. C. Knill (Eds.), Your surgeon is your friend (pp. 51-84). Fresno, CA: Merriam-Webster.A citation manager can work very well (and save much time) when writing a paper, but is unlikely to be time effective for the SLS assignment. ................
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