Hi, All --
I need an APA maven's help. The Manual says that you only have to cite a piece
of research once "in a paragraph" as long as it cannot be confused with any
other piece of research. Does that mean we need a citation in each paragraph
that the research is discussed, even though no other research is discussed in
those paragraphs? It seems a little redundant. I could see repeating the
author(s) name(s), but the citation?
Tips?
m
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Marc Carter, PhD
Associate Professor and Chair
Department of Psychology
College of Arts & Sciences
Baker University
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