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Topics 1. When to use a table? 2. What are the components to be included in a table? 3. Where to place a table in an APA-style paper? 4. How to refer to tables in the text? 1. When to use a table? To present the results of multiple statistical tests or many descriptive statistics, … Read more
If you need the symbol itself, then, here we go. Please copy the green symbol below and paste it directly into the MS Word Document: For full ORCID iD, simply copy the following three lines & paste it directly into your Word Document (It will be shown in one line as ORCID Brand Guideline requires) … Read more
Running Head (an abbreviated title) [Format] Appears in the page header of every page. All-capital letters. Maximum of 50 characters, counting letters, punctuation, and spaces between words. Flush left. Avoid using abbreviations. However, & (instead of “and”) can be used. No period at the end. For example, WEATHER AND MOOD [Contents] Running head is an … Read more
First of all, here is a sample of the APA Style title page in professional version. Components of the Title Page How to Format Each Component? First of all, open MS Word and keep most of the default settings, including the font (Calibri (Body); No need to stick to Times New Roman 12). 1. Title … Read more
There are Two Types of Capitalization in APA Style: Title Case Capitalization vs. Sentence Case Capitalization. 1. Title Case Capitalization Title case capitalization: Major words are capitalized, and most minor words are lowercase. For example: Projecting Planned Trajectory of an Automated Vehicle via Augmented Reality: Effects on Takeover Performance When a Takeover Request Was Not … Read more
These are the basic formatting guidelines that your paper must meet even before you type something in your main text. Font: The following are the fonts that you can use (Be consistent throughout the paper) 11-point Calibri (the default of MS Word) 11-point Arial 10-point Lucida Sans Unicode 2-point Times New Roman 11-point Georgia normal … Read more