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SES Socioeconomic Status Citations Brainpower Read More Previous Play Next Rewind 10 seconds Move forward 10 seconds Unmute 0:03 / 0:15 Full screen APA, American Psychological Association Sources are cited in the text of a piece of writing, and full bibliographic details are given in a separate reference section APA Rules 1. Citations in the text typically consist of the last name(s) of the author(s) of a source and the year of publication ("And" is used in-text. while "&" is used in parentheses) 2. When more than one source appears in parentheses, sources are listed alphabetically by first letter of last name of first author. 3. When a source has 3-6 authors, the writer must cite all authors the first time the source is identified. In later references, writer should cite the last name of the first author, followed by the phrase "et al.," which is Latin for and others. 4. When a source has more than 6 authors, writer only needs to cite the first six authors when the source is first identified. All subsequent identifications of the source can consist of the last name of the first author followed by "et al" 5. When a source is an organization rather than an individual or group, the writer should cite the organization's name 6.When a source is quoted, the page number(s) from which the quotation is drawn should also be provided 7.When a source within a source is cited, both are included in the citation 8. Writer should provide Internet address for Internet sources For articles, , audio, videotapes, etc, other rules may apply. MLA Modern Language Association 1. Citations in the main text typically consist of the last name of the author(s) and the page number(s) (though if reference is made to an entire source, page numbers need not be included. If page information is included and reference must be made to more than one page or sequence of pages, the page numbers are separated by commas) 2. When a source has more than three authors, MLA allows writer to either name all authors, or simply name the first three followed by the designation "et al" 3. When a source within a source is cited, both are included in the citation (If the source within a source is quoted, the abbreviation "qtd" is used Other rules apply to articles, audio, video, etc. Chicago Style Chicago allows writers to choose between two different systems for citations and full bibliographic details. One system is referred to as notes ad bibiliography (arts and humanities), while the other is called author-date (physical and social sciences) Other rules apply to articles, audio, video, etc. Notes and Bibliography System Each source cited in the text is marked by a superscript at the end of each sentence in which the source is mentioned. Full bibliographic details are then provided in a footnote or endnote Author-Date System Citations in the main text generally consist of author(s), date of publication, and page number(s) References p. 109 APA Style References Writer must create a separate list of references that contain full bibliographic details for all works cited in the main text. Works cited will be listed in alphabetical order in the reference list according to the first letter of the (first) author's last name MLA and Chicago Style References Bibliographic information appears in a separate Works Cited section, similar to the reference section used in APA style In Chicago A-D Each source is cited in the text, and full bibliographic details are given in a separate reference list similar to the reference section in APA style In Chicago NB Each source is cited in the text by means of a superscript number wherever the source is mentioned or quoted. Full bibliographic details are then provided by number of footnotes or endnotes. MLA Style Requires that the type of source be specified (print, audio, visual, electronic, etc) In Chicago Style If a source is cited more than once, each subsequent reference to the source after the first one can be abbreviated Reference abbreviations and such 110-17