APA Referencing Made Easy: Everything you Need to Know APA 7th edition

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Thank you!! I found you as I was searching for assistance with citing in APA format as I just started college after 20 years and was completely confused. I appreciate your videos!!

[@Mustafa_Imran]

I had a question for works that stand alone, the order for the author would be: Author's last name, first initial of middle name. first initial of first name. For works that are a part of a greater whole, the order for the author would be: Author's last name, first initial of first name. first initial of middle name. Is this correct for APA format?

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[@Wellow27]

Thank you so much for these tutorials they are very helpful. The only thing I think is different, is that, you use the date conventions of the country you are in, I believe. For instance in Australia it would be day than month. And please correct me if I’m wrong.

[@kiesha82]

On the APA website, it shows a different order for the author name. John David Smith would be Smith, J. D. I noticed your suggestion puts the middle initial to the left of the first initial.

[@Mustafa_Imran]

Does referencing scholarly articles follow the exact same guidelines as journal articles? and referencing blogs follows the exact same guideline as newspaper articles right? The only difference for scholarly articles and blogs is the date portion. Is this correct for APA format?

[@dinora5511]

Hi Chelsea! I appreciate all of your informative videos on writing research papers, as I am currently facing the task of writing one this semester. My professor was going over referencing today using APA 7th edition, and I came across this video after class. I noticed that you said throughout your video that when we include the author, we should include it by their last name, middle initial, first initial, but isn't the correct way of referencing the author by last name, first initial, middle initial? I looked up one of the articles you used as an example to see the full name of the author (e.g., Christopher J. Soto) to confirm the actual order of how to include the author's full name when referencing it, and I found that it is last name, first initial, middle initial. You wrote it down correctly in your example, but you just stated it out of order, which may confuse someone unfamiliar with referencing. I just wanted to point this out so that maybe you can edit what you said in the video so someone who is new to this doesn't get it wrong. Anyhow, thank you again for sharing your knowledge with us, as it has been extremely helpful. I am looking forward to purchasing your digital APA-made easy guidebook this week.

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I got much information about APA 7th edition, thank you so much...

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You really help me understand clearly. Thanks

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Thank you so much . best explanation

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Thank you so much for this informative and helpful video on APA.

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[@Pamzii_]

Not sure if I’m confusing referencing styles but when one sees “et al” after a list of numerous authors, is that APA referencing and citations or something else? Btw stumbled across your channel today and I love the content, thanks for taking time to make such impactful videos 🙏🏾

[@Romeotje]

I have no idea, so I can't answer your question. But I just saw here video on in text citations for APA, she used "et al" there. So maybe you should check out the video about in text citation

[@latachalexander3618]

I think its a way of shortening having to putting all the authors down. So, say if you have five authors that worked on a piece together. You would mention the first author's last name and then at et al to include the rest of the collaborators without having to list out everyone of the collaborators. So, if I had Johnson, Baker, Watson, Sherlock, and General, then when I reference them in my paper, I could say Johnson et al. (2022) mentioned....

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Why is there an indent on the URL on the next line? Is this indent created by using the tab. And is this mandatory?

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Cool! thanks, really learned a lot

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Brilliant, thanks so much :-)

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maybe I am just blind but I do not see the PDF download!

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what do you do when there is no author?

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I struggle with in text citation

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Where is pdf?

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