APA
APA style refers to the
editorial style
that was established by the
American Psychological
Association (APA).
APA
style has been adopted by
many publications and
researchers
in the social
sciences. The link
above,
from the University of
Wisconsin Madison's
Writing Center, provides instructions
and examples on how to use APA style.
The APA style manual
is available in
the library
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MLA
MLA documentation
style is established
by the
Modern Language Association
(MLA).
Although not published
online, the above link
will take you to information and examples
of MLA style
provided by the
University of Wisconsin
Madison's
Writing Center.
The MLA style manual
is available in
the library.
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Chicago
The Chicago style is
sometimes referred to
as "Chicago/Turabian" in
reference to Kate Turabian's
Manual for Writers. The link
above provides examples and
more information about this style.
The Chicago and Turabian
style manuals are
available in
the library |
