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DIANA VILLAGOMEZ BARAJAS
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Chapter 1
00:10
Chapter 2
00:59
Chapter 3
02:14
Chapter 4
02:16
Chapter 5
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Chapter 6
03:09
Chapter 7
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Chapter 8
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Chapter 9
06:05
Chapter 10
06:52
Chapter 11
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Chapter 12
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Hi, my name is De La Via Gomez. And today I will be presenting on the A. P. A format.
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A pay format stands for american psychological association.
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It's just
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Yeah
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ap a formatting basics.
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The text should be double spaced one inch margins in all side sides is seen.
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My example should be on the top, bottom and sides.
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This is usually the default setting for all word
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but it doesn't hurt to check
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all progress in the body should be indented.
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The title should be centered on the page and in bold.
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The school institution name should go under the title,
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12 point font throughout. It doesn't matter what font you choose.
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It could be times in roman aerial, any type of font you'd like as long as it's legible.
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All pages should be numbered in the upper right corner as seen here
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and
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a shortened version of the title should be placed on the upper left hand corner
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and you're not supposed to add space between paragraphs of the same style.
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Next we will talk about the A. P a title page. To begin your A p a title page.
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You will need to center text and type your title in bold font scene in my example here.
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If you'd like, you can also type a subtitle right under that.
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All your first letters of your title
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should be capitalized except for propositions such as
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these are words such as I me and words still going through that
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next You will create your subtitle in the following line.
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Then you will hit enter twice in which you will type your name or the co authors name.
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Uh An example would be Diana asparagus and labella.
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Next you would hit enter type the fully asian, division or apartment.
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Whatever applies to you seen here you can see how I typed the names and right
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under that is the Department of Criminal Justice and the fact that I go to um
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to south texas college
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Under that you should put um what this assignment who this assignment is for.
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If you're a student for me it would be for
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an English 30 no one and it's for Christopher Richardson
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under that. You will then place your due date
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Which for me it would be December 10, 2021.
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But.
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Mhm.
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Mhm.
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Oh okay. A peabody page. The body page.
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You will then repeat your title on the first line of your main body.
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On the second page. Next you will line the text towards the left and index.
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Each paragraph is needed, quotations in more than 40 words are also indented
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as a parent as it is a paragraph and will then need an invention.
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They don't need to. My next topic headings.
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They're concise of five different types depending on how the script if you'd
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like to be and how many times you'd like to use a heading.
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Here's an example of how your body page should look.
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It's titled your paper, your subtitle,
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You're level one heading
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which should be centered in the middle and then you would
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write your paragraph towards the left with an intention of course
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You're level two heading following with your level three heading
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here are the five different types of headings.
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The first heading should be centered. Bold title case heading
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text begins as a new paragraph
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not needed for the introduction of your paper.
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The heading subheading should be flush left, bold title
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case heading text begins as a new paragraph.
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Your third heading, which is the sub heading for level two would be flush left bold,
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italic title case heading text begins as a new paragraph.
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Your subheading for level three which is the fourth type heading
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is indented bull title case heading ending with the period.
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The text begins on the same line and continues as a regular paragraph.
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Yeah.
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And the fifth type of heading, which is sub heading for level four is indented bold,
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italics, title.
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The case heading um ending with a period.
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The text begins on the same line and continues as a regular paragraph.
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The main heading should be centered and the
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subheading should always begin in the left margin,
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capitalize your first last and important words.
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Next will be how to create your a P a reference list.
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Reference list is the next page after your body paragraphs.
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It will begin in a completely different page.
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You will then type references in the center of the page. This will be in bold as well.
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Next you will hit enter and change your text to be aligned towards the left side.
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Your references should always be in alphabetical order.
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If you have any reference that begins with the number,
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it should go before the letters
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with an index in each reference. Here's an example of the references.
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Um your reference page should have the
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title references centered in the middle and bold
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and towards the left with an indention. You would have
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the fact that I my references actually for this project um
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which is the reference towards this youtube video and the book.
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Those are some examples in case you need some.
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Next I will
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teach you how to cite things in the A P A.
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Ap A Inside all tax citations use a single phrase of attribution
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by doing the publication day in parentheses mentioned the author's name in phrase
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in the phrase include material include the year
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publication in parentheses immediately following the author's name
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and at least read quotations include a page number
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from what you quoted in parentheses.
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Parenthetical citation in parentheses includes the author's last name,
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the year of publication.
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At least four quotations. The page numbers separated by commas
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an example for the
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single phrase is
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is shown here.
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An example for 1, 2, 3, 45 authors.
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R as well as shown here.
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Ap citations and models A P A in style in text citations.
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Here are examples on how to state books
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by signing books. You begin by the other surname and initials, year of publication.
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The title place of publication and the publisher
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shown here an example on how to sight
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another example
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for article setting in a periodical.
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You state the author then the day the article title
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periodical title which you are titles. Italicize volume issue pages and the D. O. I.
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Or you you are all
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here's another example on how you would do that.
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Mm.
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Yeah.
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Here are the most used grammar guidelines for a P. A.
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Which are kind of random but get to know.
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So your first grammar guideline would be your
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space should be used after each punctuation mark.
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An example would be I like waffles and ice cream a lot
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period space. It reminds me of my childhood.
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The second one would be a comma should be used while listening.
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Three or more items such as
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and then here's an example. I like apples, oranges and strawberries. These are
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very well known and it doesn't change.
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So you would need to use it in an api format as well.
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Numbers larger than 10 should be written in numerals. Numbers
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10 and smaller have to be written words and example is I turn 17 during spring.
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Another example would be I like being able to have the 7th edition of this book.
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Always use numerals for things such as times dates,
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ages and money when they are infractions I have one
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third of an apple and here's a fun fact.
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If the paper is not up for publication
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it is considered a student, a P.
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A paper abstract and a running head are no longer required for a P. A. As well.
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Well, in the 2021 version.
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And here are my, We're excited for this presentation.
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Thank you. And I hope you have a great christmas or holiday break.
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