Psychology

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Produced by the American Psychological Association (publisher of the APA manual), the information on this site is taken from the 6th edition of the APA Publication Manual. Choose Electronic Resources to take you to information about how to cite websites and online journals. Changes, clarifications, or additions to APA style relating to electronic media will be continually updated on this page.

Allows the user to enter the citation information and builds the citation correctly in APA 6th edition style or MLA style.

From the University of Wisconsin-Madison Writing Center. This link takes you the APA section however if you "backtrack" to the Writers Handbook you will find a very good guide to the writing process, and if you are writing for a journal that requires another writing format this site has information about all of the other writing styles.

Created by members of the University of Arizona Library.

This template provided by Vanguard University of Southern California demonstrates APA format for a title page as well as both parenthetical and reference list citations.

Links to APA style guides and help sheets on the Internet. The page is part of Psych Web, a site that contains psychology-related information for students and teachers.

Written by Douglas Degelman, Ph.D., at Vanguard University of Southern California, this lists common core elements of APA style, based on the 6th edition.