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What Students Need to Know About APA Style
This book is a must-have for any undergraduate student in the social sciences. The authors cover everything a student will need with up-to-date information from the corrected 6th edition of the APA manual. They explain APA style's philosophy, then move to grammar errors, plagiarism, and all the specifics of APA format (margins, reference lists, etc.), with a step-by-step guide to convince Microsoft Word to give you the output you want. The EasyGuide is useful as a quick reference or to sit down and read: with a visual "quickfinder" (a sample paper with notes pointing to key pages), it's easy to find what you need. Once you find what you need, the explanations are in clear, simple language, so you don't have to waste time figuring out what they mean. As a student, the EasyGuide is more useful than the APA Publication Manual, because it is directed to students first (unlike the PM), and it is written by professors, a student's own audience. The book is even spiral bound--although it...
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March 14, 2011
(New York) | Helpful Votes: 12 | Rating: 5
Easier than the APA Style Manual
This book is much easier to use than the APA Style Manual. If you need to write a paper using APA style or report research results in APA format, this book is your best choice. There are even screen shots of actual papers with dos and don'ts for writing. It's easy and even fun to read. Highly recommend it to anyone who has to write using APA style.
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August 16, 2011
| Helpful Votes: 5 | Rating: 5
Does a poor job of explaining how to cite and reference.
I want a book that will teach me how to cite and reference my sources, and THIS IS NOT IT. I want to look at an APA book, and see: Part 1, how to quote from a book. Part 2, how to quote from a peer-reviewed journal. Part 3, how to quote from online resources. Part 4, how to quote from people I've interviewed. Part 5, how to quote from magazine, etc. I want a book that THOROUGHLY and COMPLETELY explains (A) how to cite a source in the body of my paper and (B) how to write my reference page at the back of my paper. THIS BOOK DOES NOT DO THAT. I am sooooo disappointed.Now the compliments: The book I bought has comb binding. I absolutely LOVE comb binding because it lays flat on my desk, and doesn't move. I wish every APA guide was made with comb binding. Comb binding rocks!!!This would be a fantastic book for a high school English class, or for a college English 101 class. There are 20 chapters. An instructor could go through 1-2 chapters every week,...
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September 12, 2011
| Helpful Votes: 5 | Rating: 3