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When using Nc. Live Owl and it makes the citation for us, you said to choose APA 7th edition, but which one specifically?

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When using Nc. Live Owl and it makes the citation for us, you said to choose APA 7th edition, but which one specifically?

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How would I put the authors names into a sentence? or do I just have to put one if there are multiple? (if that makes sense)

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How would I put the authors names into a sentence? or do I just have to put one if there are multiple? (if that makes sense)

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Could we include a table in our papers? If not, how would we cite information from it?

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Could we include a table in our papers? If not, how would we cite information from it?

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What if the information we are paraphrasing has also been paraphrased? A lot of the information I have found has had in-text citations along with it, meaning the authors of said article got it from another one. Do we ignore them or is there a specific process for citing such information? 

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What if the information we are paraphrasing has also been paraphrased? A lot of the information I have found has had in-text citations along with it, meaning the authors of said article got it from another one. Do we ignore them or is there a specific process for citing such information? 

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What if there aren't any page numbers? (In-text citations) 

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What if there aren't any page numbers? (In-text citations) 

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So in the citation in the name of the article uses the word DDoS. DDoS where you boot someone off their router and turns off their internet basically like i've talked about to you before..... but i am not really sure if it is a proper noun so would i keep it capitalized. DDoS is an acronym that means Distributed Denial of Service. Also would it be grammarly correct if it is put as ddos instead of DDoS.

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Mrs. 🤬's APA in-text citations cheat Sheet

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Mrs. 🤬's APA in-text citations cheat Sheet

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Bank of Transitional Words: Holy smokes, this is useful!!!!  USE THIS!!!!

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Bank of Transitional Words: Holy smokes, this is useful!!!!  USE THIS!!!!

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2 minute video: Avoiding a conversational tone

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2 minute video: Avoiding a conversational tone

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Race and Intelligence: The Scientific View

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Race and Intelligence: The Scientific View

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So far I have written about how race (nature) doesn't correlate with intelligence, and I have written 6 slides on this. It has been found that it is the environment (nurture) that causes the various intelligence levels. Is this the right ideas that I am researching or what were you specifically talking about when you were mentioning race and intelligence? I was sort of confused on how to further research for this topic, and I have had some trouble finding sources.

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How do I make my writing sound more academic and less like a conversation?

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How do I make my writing sound more academic and less like a conversation?

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Purdue Owl APA- Your BFF when writing a Research paper!!!

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Purdue Owl APA- Your BFF when writing a Research paper!!!

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Eli Ledford asked: "What if there are two authors..... but they have the same last name. How would you do an in text citation."

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Eli Ledford asked: "What if there are two authors..... but they have the same last name. How would you do an in text citation."