Bibliography made in APA format?

Question

I have to have a Bibliography in APA format, what is that?

Answer 1

http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/560/01/

Go to the bottom and it has links, which will tell you how to site your specific type of reference.

Answer 2

You might be able to get a handbook on that (make sure it's a 5th edition, I think that's the latest) in your library. Also, there are sites that show you how to do it.

Some formats:
Whole books

Authorsurname, Initials, & Lastauthorsurname, Initials. (year). Title in italics and with only the first letter capitalized: Unless after a colon for a subtitle. Place Published: Publisher.

Beck, A. J., Hume, G. H., & Lard, A. J. (2001). Our journey to space: A funny thing. New York: Boboo Publishing.

--remember to indent the second line of the citation

Journal entries:

Authorsurname, Initials, & Lastauthorsurname, Initials. (year). Title with only the first letter capitalized: Unless after a colon for a subtitle. Journal In Italics, volume number in italics, page range.

Gugu, G. G., & Haha, H. H. (2005). A study on the ticklishness of underarms: A biopsychological approach. Journal of Junk Psychology, 56, 123-127.

Answer 3

i think of you mean an annotated bibliography and references. yet besides, annotated bibliography explains the form you used each and each source and provides a short precis of each, whilst you do no longer do this for references.

Answer 4

It is the format that is used in psychology and sociology. It is different from MLA. Look it up on google and there are sites that tell you how to do it.