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Marco Araujo
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Chapter 1
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Chapter 2
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Chapter 3
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Chapter 4
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Chapter 5
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Chapter 6
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Chapter 7
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Hello. My name is Marcos Rojo.
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Today I'll be teaching you about what the A. P. A form that is
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some mystery of how I was brought up examples of the A. P. A. Format and was
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consistent
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to start off
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the Ap stands for american psychological association.
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It was originally
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1929 by a group of men that were studying
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psychology
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and A. P. A. Was first published in the
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physical logical bulletin.
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What is A P.
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A. PR guidelines? I hope
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how to format of the paper. It is a different style
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format
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just like M. L. A. Formula
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A. P. A. Allows you and teaches you how to do citation
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to make your title page
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for your paper and also helps with the reference papers
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when using
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the AP format.
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The title page is one of the most important things.
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It is the most important
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being
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that the first thing people see
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I'm doing or reading the paper
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Title Page consists of six major keys.
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Those keys included the title, the name of the author
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or authors meaning
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the person writing it,
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the institutional affiliation
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which is
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the school you are attending
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of course, his name and number
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the instructor's name. And lastly the duty of the people.
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Mm hmm.
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Next we have examples on something
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citations that are in the Ap format
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for your reference paper.
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The way you would cite
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is by publishing the author's name initial
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shows
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the deep published title source
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location of publisher
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retry from the U. R. L.
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When you said a book
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it is a tad different but not so much you would put them.
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Looks
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the author's name
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initial,
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the year in the title
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and the publishers location
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so much you would put
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so much you would put the journal name,
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author's name, initials,
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article,
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article title, journal title,
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monument number issues of the part number optional. And
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for a journal article you were
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what film?
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The producer surname? Initial.
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Directors
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name
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initial.
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Here
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it was released in the title of the film
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country or original studio
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magazine. Author surname initial
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the year, month day entitled Magnuson
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mm hmm.
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Next
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how to format a paper in the A. P. A format. You will of course start with the title
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on top of the page. When you begin typing, everything will be double space
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With 1" margins.
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It will be in 12.5.
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You will have to number the pages on the top right of each page and in the title page
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you have the title with the school's name right on there.
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The ap format is mainly used by college students. Very few high schools
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use the Ap for many college students that use
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it the most our students are studying psychology,
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english
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sociology and counseling.
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This will be there
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of what a P.
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A. P. A format is. I hope you are able to learn as much information
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as possible.
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If there is more information
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you would like to know based on what a P. A. Stands for.
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There are more resources such as youtube videos.
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Ap a style articles
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and much more.
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Thank you for your time.
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