CJ 300 Research Methods W. Robert Sampson
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Chapter 3--APA Editorial Style
Punctuation
Be able to state or identify specific rules or identify appropriate use of commas, semicolons, colons, quotation marks (3.01. 3.02. 3.03, 3.04, 3.06). 
Abbreviations
Be able to state or identify specific rules or identify appropriate use of abbreviations: Latin abbreviations, use of periods with abbreviations, plurals of abbreviations (3.24, 3.27, 3.28). 
Headings and Series
Be able to answer specific questions about appropriate use of headings and subheadings: organizing a manuscript with headings, levels of headings, quotations of sources, citation of sources, plurals of numbers,  (3.30, 3.31, 3.34, 3.39, 3.49).
Footnotes and Notes
No questions on exam but be able to apply these in your papers.
Appendixes
No questions on exam but be able to apply these in your papers.
Reference Citations in Text
No questions on exam but be able to apply these in your papers.
   
Chapter 4--Reference List
Be able to state or identify specific rules governing agreement of text and reference list, APA style (including abbreviations on p. 217),.
A. Periodicals
Given specific information about a journal article, magazine article, or daily newspaper article, and citing secondary sources, be able to arrange each as an APA-formatted reference and to arrange in order.  See 4.16.A, sections ,1-6, 9-10, 17, 22.
B.  Books, Brochures, and Book Chapters
Given specific information about a book or book chapter,  be able to arrange it as an APA-formatted reference.  Focus on sections 23-27, 34 (also see item immediately above 34, which is not numbered).
C.  Technical and Research Reports
No questions on exam but be able to apply these in your papers.
D.  Reviews
No questions on exam but be able to apply these in your papers.
E.  Doctoral Dissertations and Master's Thesis...
No questions on exam but be able to apply these in your papers.
F.  Unpublished Work and Publications of Limited Circulation
No questions on exam but be able to apply these in your papers.
G.  Reviews
No questions on exam but be able to apply these in your papers.
H.  Audiovisual Media
No questions on exam but be able to apply these in your papers.
I.  Electronic Media
No questions on exam but be able to apply these in your papers.
 
Appendix C: Ethical Standards for the Reporting and Publishing of Scientific Information
Be able to offer or identify valid definitions or advice concerning 5.01-5.03, 5.06, 6.08-6.13, 6.15, 6.22-6.23.
 
 
 

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