Resources and Blog for Doctoral APA 7th Edition Writing
Grammarly:
www.grammarly.com/blog/whats-the-difference-between-copy-editing-and-proofreading/
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Recitework.com:
Turnitin:
turnitin.com/en_us/resources
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APA Tips
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8.17 (Table 8.1): In in-text citations, use et al. for all citations for sources with three or more authors.
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9.35: Both DOIs and URLs should be presented as hyperlinks (beginning with "http://" or "https://"). Standardize DOIs as starting with "https://doi.org/". In documents to be read online, use live links. Blue/underlined or plain black text, not underlined, are both acceptable. Suggest consistency
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9.25: Include issue number for all periodicals that have issue numbers..
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Please avoid secondary sources. Dates listed in secondary source citations 8.6: Secondary source citation includes the date of the original source.
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9.29: Do not include publisher location (city, state, etc.) after publisher name in a reference.
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9.34: Both DOIs and URLs should be presented as hyperlinks (beginning with "http://" or "https://"). Standardize DOIs as starting with "https://doi.org/". In documents to be read online, use live links. Blue/underlined or plain black text, not underlined, are both acceptable.
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9.35: The words "Retrieved from" or "Accessed from" are no longer necessary before a URL. The only time the word "Retrieved" ("Retrieved from") is needed is in those rare cases where a retrieval date is necessary (see p. 290, 9.16).
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Website name in references for online media 10.15-10.16: Include the name of the website in plain text, followed by a period, before the URL.​
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