Business Library - Cite & Write 

2002

APA (American Psychological Association)

Creating an APA Reference List based on the 6th Edition (University of Alberta)

APA QuickGuide based on the 6th Edition (University of Alberta)

APA Style Help based on the 6th Edition (APA, includes audio-visual tutorial - Basics of APA Style)

2010. Publication manual of the American Psychological Association, 6th edition. (NEOS Library Consortium Catalogue)

Chicago

Chicago QuickGuide (University of Alberta)

Guide to Chicago and Turabian Citation Styles (University of Alberta)

Chicago Manual of Style Online

2003. The Chicago manual of style, 15th edition. (NEOS Library Consortium Catalogue)

Chicago B Style, 14th edition (University of Queensland, Australia)

Turabian (slightly modified Chicago Style for students and researchers) 

Turabian QuickGuide (University of Alberta) 

Turabian Quick Guide (University of Chicago Press)

2007. Turabian, Kate L. A manual for writers of research papers, theses, and dissertations. (NEOS Library Consortium Catalogue) 

MLA (Modern Language Association) 

MLA QuickGuide (University of Alberta)  

Guides to Using MLA Style (University of Alberta)  

2008. MLA style manual and guide to scholarly publishing, 3rd edition. (NEOS Library Consortium Catalogue)

Examples in this research guide [look on the drop-down menu from the Cite and Write tab] are resources cited using the style conventions from the Publication manual of the American Psychological Association (6th ed.) (also called the 'APA manual'). You can find a copy of the APA manual in the Winspear Business Library at call number PE 1475 A52 2010.

• Complete references are listed alphabetically in the References section at the end of your paper. You should provide enough information so that the reader of your paper can find the resources cited in your paper.
• Use italics for titles of references such as books, reports, journals and magazines. Italicize only the volume numbers for journals or magazines, not the issue or page numbers, for example Marketing Magazine, 110(16), 3.
• Insert one space following punctuation including periods, commas and semicolons. Abbreviations are an exception, U.S. not U. S.
• Use hanging indents for each reference.  Indent references 1/2 inch from the second line on.
• The bibliography is titled 'References' and should be double-spaced.

RefWorks is a web-based citation management program that enables you to:

• download, gather, and store references from databases and library catalogues automatically
• format citations and bibliographies in seconds
• connect to your RefWorks account anywhere there's web access
• share your citations with other RefWorks users