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How to Cite Sources from Opposing Viewpoints Database

                                      (APA Style)

 

Type

Format

Example

Viewpoint Essays from Books

*Available from the first tab, Viewpoints

Author of Essay. (Year). Essay title.

 

       In editor name(s) (Ed(s).), Title

 

       of Book.  City, State: Publisher.

 

       Date information retrieved, from

 

       name of database.

 

Editor and title of book information is located at the end of the essay.

    

Buford, J.A. (2000).  Affirmative

 

     action benefits the workplace. 

 

     In B.J. Grapes (Ed.),

 

     Affirmative ActionSan Diego,

 

     CA: Greenhaven Press. 

 

     Retrieved October 22, 2007,

 

     from Opposing Viewpoints

 

     Resource Center database.

Magazine Articles

No Volume and Issue Numbers

 

**Available from

from Magazine tab

 

Author. (Year, Month Day). Article title.

 

       Magazine Title, Pages(s).  Date

     information retrieved, from name of

     database.

Winegart, P. (2003, October 14).

 

       Education: Legislating

 

      legaciesNewsweek, 10.

 

       Retrieved October 23, 2007,

 

       Opposing Viewpoints

 

       Resource Center database.

Journal Articles

**Available from Journal tab

Author. (Year). Article title. Vol.

     (Issue), Page(s). Date information

     retrieved, from name of database.

 

Hoar, W. (2005).  Benign

 

     discrimination. Horizons, 17(1), 48.

     Retrieved October 23, 2005,

     from Opposing Viewpoints

     Resource Center database.

 

 

Newspaper Articles

 

**available from News tab

Title of article. (Year). , Vol.

     (Issue), Page(s). Date information

     retrieved, from name of database.

Author. (Year, Month Day). Article title.

     Name of Newspaper, Page(s). Date

     information retrieved, from name of

     database.

For newspaper articles: Include The in the citation if it is in the newspaper's title.

Henriques, D.B. (2003, June 29).

     Still testing Wall St.'s ceiling.

     The New York Times, p. B2.

     Retrieved October 23, 2005,

     from Opposing Viewpoints

     Resource Center database.

For newspaper articles: Use p. for articles one page long, and pp. for articles that are more than one page.

 

General Information:

  • Alphabetize your reference list by the first word of the citation (usually the author's last name).
  • Double space all of the citations on your reference page.
  • Indent the second & following lines of the citation 5-7 spaces.
  • For 2-6 authors: Wingert, P., Smith, J., & Brown, P.
  • For 6 or more authors: Provide only the first author followed by a comma and et al. For example: Wingert, P., et al.
  • Only capitalize the first word of the article title. If there is a colon in the title, capitalize the first word after the colon.
  • Italicize the title of the magazine or journal. Also italicize the volume number – but do not italicize the issue number.

For more information on APA citation style, see APA Style: Electronic References.

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