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Writing Center
APA Reference List rules and examples
Periodicals (journals, newspapers, magazines)
The reference style for a periodical is more complex than for a book.
They require the following components:
Author, A. A., Author, B. B., & Author, C. C. (Year). Title of
article. Title of periodical, volume number,
pages.
A Journal Article, One Author
Kerr, B. (2001). Fundamental issues when preparing students to read
at a university level. CADS Journal of Applied
Academic Study Skills, 2, 189-200.
A Journal Article, Two Authors
Rathbun, G., & Mittan, R. (2002). Talking with your teacher: How
to survive the experience. CADS Journal of Applied
Academic Study Skills, 3, 200-224.
A Journal Article, Three to Six Authors
Henderson, K., Rathbun, G., & Mittan, R. (2002). Communicating:
Your way to success. CADS Journal of Applied Academic
Study Skills, 1, 20-29.
A Journal Article, More than Six Authors
Mittan, B., Burgess, R., Owens, C. E., Kerr, B., Rathbun, G. Wyrtzen,
J., et al. (2001). Writing labs and reality. CADS
Journal of Applied Academic Study Skills, 2, 150-173
A magazine or newspaper article
The reference style for a magazine or newspaper article requires the
following additional components:
Author, A. A. (Year, add month and day of publication for daily, weekly,
or monthly publications). Title of article. Title
of periodical, volume number, pages.
A magazine article, one author
Hardcastle, P. (1990, April 9). Teaching critical thinking in Moroccan
universities. The International Teacher, 135,
28-31.
A newspaper article, one author
Kerr, B. (2002, May). Making the grade at Al Akhawayn. The
AUI News, no 2, 7.
A newspaper article, no author
If there is no author, place the title in the author position.
Success in the afternoon. Al Akhawayn. (2002, May). The
AUI News, no 2, 7.
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