APA 7th Edition: Library Session

What is plagiarism?

• Using my work to improve another person's work.

• Making sure that you have references in your paper.

• A form of stealing, taking facts or information that another person developed without giving credit to the source

• A form of stealing, taking facts or information from another person with their credit.

Is there a difference between the APA 7th Edition for students and researchers/professionals?

• Yes

• No

• I don't know

Choose at least 2 formatting highlights spoken about in this session.

• Font style and size

• Running Headers

• Margins and Line Spacing

• 5 Heading Styles

• Title Page

What are the two tips given for avoiding plagiarism?

• Knowing WHAT to cite

• Knowing WHERE to cite

• Knowing HOW to cite

• Knowing WHO to cite

What is another name for Information Prominent in-text citations?

• Descriptive citation

• Parenthetical citation

• Long citation

• Author citation

What is another name for Author Prominent in-text citations?

• Descriptive citation

• Parenthetical citation

• Narrative citation

• Sentence citation

What type of resources can you use for your papers and assignments?

• Books

• Journal articles

• Magazines

• Websites

• Newspaper articles

What is wrong with this reference entry for a book?

Rousculp, T. (2014). Rhetoric of respect: Recognizing change at a community writing center. New York: Mulan Press.

• Author and Place of Publication

• Place of Publication and Year

• Author and Title

• Place of Publication and Title

What is wrong with this reference entry for a journal article?

Walsh, Ray. T. G. (2015a). Making discursive space in psychology for qualitative report-writing. Qualitative Psychology, 2(1), 29–49.

• Year, Title and Volume Number

• Author, Title and Volume Number

• Year, Volume Number and Pagination

• Author, Year and Volume Number

For websites, do you have to include the date accessed or retrieved?

• Yes

• No

• I don't know