1. What is used when referring to an idea from another work but not directly quoting the
entire material?
2. What spacing does APA format follow?
3. What appears at the end of the paper that provides the source cited in the body of
the paper?
entire material?
2. What spacing does APA format follow?
3. What appears at the end of the paper that provides the source cited in the body of
the paper?
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1. If you are referring to an idea from another work but NOT direct quoting the work, or if you are making a reference to an entire article, book or other work, you will only cite the author and date, and not the page number. .
2. The default line spacing recommendation for APA Style is to use double-spacing throughout a paper. If your paper requires a section not addressed in this post or in the Publication Manual, then we recommend you use double spacing unless you have been instructed otherwise.
3. Cite at the End
The final page of your paper is usually a list of the complete citations for the resources you cited or consulted. Depending on the style you're using, this list could be called "Works Cited," "References," "Bibliography," or "Works Consulted."
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