Citing and Referencing in APA Style

Chelsea Seburn introduces a tutorial on citing and referencing books, including hardcover, audiobooks, and edited books. The video covers the four elements of a reference list entry: author, year, title, and source. It provides templates and examples for citing different types of books in APA format, highlighting differences in citation for audiobooks and edited books. The tutorial concludes with a summary and encourages viewers to download the provided templates.

What is the main focus of the video tutorial?

• How to read a book

• How to publish a book

• How to cite and reference books

• How to write a book

Which of the following is NOT one of the four elements of a reference list entry?

• Author

• Year of publication

• ISBN number

• Source

What color represents the 'author' element in the citation template?

• Pink

• Purple

• Green

• Blue

In APA style, what is required for a direct quote in an in-text citation?

• The author's full name

• The page number

• The book's title

• The publication year

When citing an audiobook, what additional information is required?

• The editor's name

• The book's ISBN

• The narrator's information

• The publisher's address

What should you do if an edited book has multiple publication dates?

• Include only the latest date

• Include both the edited and original publication dates

• Include only the original date

• Ignore the dates

In an edited book with no author, where is the editor's information placed?

• It is not included

• At the beginning of the citation

• In the middle of the citation

• At the end of the citation

When citing a chapter from an edited book, what must be included?

• The chapter's DOI

• The chapter's ISBN

• The chapter's page range

• The chapter's publication year