Roads University, n.d.-a, para. 3) and (Royal Roads University, n.d.-b, para. 2) would correspond to the following references: Roads University. (n.d.-a). Education & technology. Retrieved from http://www.royalroads.ca/prospective-students/programs/education-technology Royal Roads University. (n.d.-b). Humanitarian studies. Retrieved from http://www.royalroads.ca/prospective-students/programs/humanitarian-studies Multi-author Citation Use a semi-colon between authors in a multi-author citation; listing of authors must be in alphabetical order: (Raise 1988; Roy, 1999; Smart & Weston, 2001) (p. 178). the Dam, Citing an Ebook Without Page Numbers Citing from an ebook can be a bit tricky because some ebooks don't have page numbers. Please see and for information and examples of how to cite an ebook. “Ebook” “” Secondary Source Citations When referencing a secondary source, name the text where you found the information (American Psychological Association, 2010, p. 178). For example, if you quote Souper’s text, which you found in Green’s book, you should reference Green because you read Green’s book: (as cited in Green, 1999) notes that…”. Please note that it is always best to work with “Souper original research, so if, for example, Souper’s study is important to your study, read Souper’s original work so that you can derive your own conclusions, rather than relying on Green’s interpretation. If you need help finding primary sources, please . In the reference list, provide the author of the secondary text that you read, not the primary author (i.e. reference Green). Do not list the primary source (e.g. Souper) in your reference list unless you directly refer to it elsewhere in your text. Works by Anonymous or Without a Listed Author If your document was authored by instead of the author’s last name, cite “Anonymous”, in the citation (American Psychological Association, 2010, p. 177). For example, “Anonymous” (Anonymous, 2005, p. 42). would also appear in the author field in the reference “Anonymous” list.
Roads University, n.d.-a, para. 3) and (Royal Roads University, n.d.-b, para. 2) would correspond to the following references: Roads University. (n.d.-a). Education & technology. Retrieved from http://www.royalroads.ca/prospective-students/programs/education-technology Royal Roads University. (n.d.-b). Humanitarian studies. Retrieved from http://www.royalroads.ca/prospective-students/programs/humanitarian-studies Multi-author Citation Use a semi-colon between authors in a multi-author citation; listing of authors must be in alphabetical order: (Raise the Dam, 1988; Roy, 1999; Smart & Weston, 2001) (p. 178). Citing an Ebook Without Page Numbers Citing from an ebook can be a bit tricky because some ebooks don't have page numbers. Please see “Ebook” and “” for information and examples of how to cite an ebook. Secondary Source Citations When referencing a secondary source, name the text where you found the information (American Psychological Association, 2010, p. 178). For example, if you quote Souper’s text, which you found in Green’s book, you should reference Green because you read Green’s book: “Souper (as cited in Green, 1999) notes that…”. Please note that it is always best to work with original research, so if, for example, Souper’s study is important to your study, read Souper’s original work so that you can derive your own conclusions, rather than relying on Green’s interpretation. If you need help finding primary sources, please . In the reference list, provide the author of the secondary text that you read, not the primary author (i.e. reference Green). Do not list the primary source (e.g. Souper) in your reference list unless you directly refer to it elsewhere in your text. Works by Anonymous or Without a Listed Author If your document was authored by “Anonymous”, instead of the author’s last name, cite “Anonymous” in the citation (American Psychological Association, 2010, p. 177). For example, (Anonymous, 2005, p. 42). “Anonymous” would also appear in the author field in the reference list.
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