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$5.00 I need help with APA Guidelines

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• Due on Dec. 21, 2008
• Asked on Dec 18, 2008 at 5:03:48PM

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For each of the numbers below, take the source information given and put it into proper APA format. Note: If there is a possibility of more than one format for a question, you are only required to provide one.

Ex. Non-periodical, one author John Simons
Finding the IT Career of Your Dreams
San Francisco, CA
2003
Happy Publishing
Simons, J. (2003). Finding the IT career of your dreams. San Francisco, CA: Happy Publishing.
1. Non-periodical, two authors Diane Smith & Laura Wilcox
Careers in IT
New York, NY
2004
Computer Book Publishers

2. Dissertation Jean Grey
Technical Writing in a New Age
Doctoral dissertation
University of Southern California
Dissertation Abstracts International
67, 912
2005

3. Non-periodical Web site, no author IT Careers Web site
n.d.
How to know which IT career is best for you
Retrieved February 1, 2006
http://www.itcareers.org

4. Electronic Internet-only journal, one author B. D. Kelley
Communication and technical writing: New etiquette
Journal of Technical Writing
23
2002, March 2
Retrieved January 31, 2006
http://journaloftechnicalwriting.org/
article/newetiquette/pre03847b.html

5. Periodical, one author M. J. Kendel
2004, September 5
How computers are changing the career world
Time
43, 1012-1022



Ex.
Reference citations in text, one author Green
2003
Compared this study with the last study Green (2003) compared this study with the last study.

OR

One researcher compared this study with the last study (Green, 2003).
6.
Reference citations in text, one author Wilkerson
1999
Analyzed how readers react to technical jargon
7.
Reference citations in text, quote, two authors Williams and Taylor
2003
“We found that this was definitely the case to study.”
p. 76
8.
Reference citations in text, group University of Arizona Science Department
2002
Found that…
9.
Reference citations in text, no author One survey found this to be likely
“Survey Finds”
1997
10.
Reference citations in text, quotation from electronic source Barker
2001
Said that “eventually, the rate will reach 76%”
Technical Writing
para. 4

 

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