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APA In-Text Citations

Frequently Asked Questions

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This resource is meant to help students improve their use of APA by examining some of the lesser known, or harder to find guidelines of APA. All the information below complies with the Publication Manual of the American Psychological

Association, (6th ed., 2nd printing).

Table of Contents:

1. When do I need to provide a citation?

2. What is the difference between a quote and a paraphrase?

3. If I use part of a quote inside my own sentence where does the citation go? (After the

quote or at the end of the sentence?)

4. How should I refer to the title of an article in my text?

5. When should a resource title be italicized?

6.

7. How do I show that several separate sources agreed on the same fact?

8. How do I cite secondary sources that were cited in my research (a citation of a

citation)?

9. What if I use the same source for a whole paragraph? Should I keep citing it again and

again?

10. How do I cite a website that has no author?

11. How do I cite a website that has no date?

12. When do I need to include page numbers in my citation?

13. How should I cite a website that has no page numbers?

For basic citation information, we recommend using the handout proǀided by George Brown's Library Learning Commons͗ ͞APA Format͗ The Basics"

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OR OWL Purdue APA style guide available online: https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/560/01/

APA In-Text Citations

Frequently Asked Questions

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1. When do I need to provide a citation?

You should provide an in-text citation whenever you quote, paraphrase or summarize research and ideas that are not your own. This may include theories, best practice guidelines, and of course, statistics. You should also cite whenever you present a fact that is not common knowledge. This means that if the general public would not be aware of the fact, it should be cited.

For example:

General Knowledge (No citation necessary) Fact from a resource (citation necessary)

The flu is an airborne virus.

The drug Tamiflu was developed by a

company named Roche following an outbreak of H5N1 in China (Grice, 2007) The rule of thumb is usually: when in doubt, cite.

Generally, you should provide a citation

taking the class or program you are writing for. So even if the information came from a text, lecture, or handout in class, rather than an article or textbook, you should still try to provide a citation to show that you are basing your arguments on facts, rather than guesses, rumours, or assumptions.

2. What is the difference between a quote and a paraphrase?

same phrases or words without properly citing your source, this is considered plagiarism, and you could lose marks, or even get a zero. In addition, make sure that you paraphrases are true paraphrases and not patch-writing.

Original:

Canadian students have become very familiar with exhaustion due to many competing life- demands; exhaustion has become a way of life for them.

A quote is the exact words from a

source included in your own writing; a quote is always surrounded by quotation marks.

9 In his article, Peterson (2014) states that,

exhaustion; it has become a way of life for them (p. 45)

A paraphrase gives the information

from the source but entirely in your own words, not the words of the author.

9 One study (Peterson, 2014) shows that

students in Canada struggle to manage their workload and live a balanced lifestyle.

Patch-writing is when we take some

phrases of the original and mix it with our own words without providing proper quotes. (This is plagiarism)

Students in Canada are familiar with exhaustion

because of many competing life-demands.

APA In-Text Citations

Frequently Asked Questions

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3. If I use part of a quote in my own sentence where does the citation go? After the quote or

at the end of the sentence? When you use a quotation mid-sentence, end the quote with quotation marks and cite the source in parentheses immediately the date of publication are included before the quotation, then provide only the page numbers immediately after the quotation.

Example:

As the 6th Edition of the APA Manual (2010) states, it is

4. How should I refer to the title of an article in my text?

Use quotation marks around the title of a shorter texts, such as an article or chapter, when referring to it in-text.

Example:

5. When should a title be italicized?

All titles of longer or complete texts, such as books, periodicals, films, videos, TV shows, and microfilm publications are italicized in APA formatting.

Example:

Nursing in Canada, details the history of the nursing occupation in Canadian society and how it came to be what it is today.

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