References Flashcards
word “References”
Bold, centered, new page, double spaced
Names
Last name, First initial., Last name, first initial. middle intial., & Last name, First initial. (Year).
Between second to last and last author: &
Journal articles
follow the year and end with a period. are not italicized
Rule for formatting titles of journal articles
first letter of first word is upper case and everything else is lower
=>EXCEPT when you have a colon: if so first word word following colon is also upper case
Journal titles
is italicized, follows the journal article
Volume number and issue number
follows journal title and is italicized, issue number is bundled up against it in parentheses followed by comma, then page numbers and a period.
Volume number and issue number
follows journal title and is italicized, issue number is bundled up against it in parentheses followed by comma, then page numbers and a period.
after page numbers, if website link is provided
make sure link is updated, no punctuation after link
journal with 21 or more authors
first 19, then ellipses and last author
if no volume number, issue number, or pages
omit information, but don’t get sloppy!! if info was available, u dead
for books
title of a book is italicized, and lower case (except for first word)
Ebook version of a print book
author, date title of book italicized, link to where book can be found
Ebook only
url to actual book, if no date (n.d.)
Edited book, no author
Editor takes authors place with (Ed.). (date) right after
book with a doi
doi link at end of reference
Editor and author
Plath, S. (2000). The unabridged journal. K. V. Kukil (Ed.). Anchor.
a translation
Kierkergaard, S. (2014). Amen again: A Trip Lee masterpiece (A. Hannah, Trans.) Liveright. (Original work published in 1844)
book chapter in edited book
Strong, M., & Campbell, S. (2013). Philosophy and its role in psychology. In M. Root, W. Mars & J. R Ewing (Eds.), Italicized title of book (pp. 13-44). Guildford Press
book with more than one edition
Right after title, put the edition in parentheses with period inside and after
Multiple volumes for a book
after book title, volumes in parentheses (Vols. 1-4).
