LAKEHEAD UNIVERSITY LEARNING ASSISTANCE CENTRE Documenting and Formatting Using the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (APA) 6th Edition The following information has been taken from the APA Manual. Please consult with your professor and/or manual. Apahandout5th.s09 TITLE PAGE/ p.229 RUNNING HEAD/ p. 229 MANUSCRIPT ELEMENTS/ p. 23 PROPER REFERENCING 1 The Importance of Proper Referencing in Research Papers Jane E. Doe Department of Nursing‚ Lakehead
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by introducing ideas of friendship‚ hope and negative effects of imprisonment. These are developed and sustained by making links between them throughout the text. The student uses appropriate language features such as repetition‚ symbolism and quotations. The selection of visual language features such as layout and choice of screenshots create consistent effects and sustain audience interest. There is a recognisable visual style. The student makes a discriminating use of sound effects such as the
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age. From birth‚ Baby is raised solely by her father. He abuses drugs for the majority of her life‚ causing her to be raised in an atrocious environment. A quotation from the novel that shows her abundant knowledge about substance use is‚ “...for a kid‚ I knew a lot of things about what it felt like to use heroin.” (O’Neill‚ 10) This quotation shows how much of Baby’s life is spent around drug dealers and drug use in general. Baby sees her own father abusing drugs and learns a copious amount of information
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Cited: Beacher‚ Henry Ward. Forgiveness Quotations. 25 October 2007. 1 April 2009 http://www.forgivenessweb.com/RdgRm/Quotationpage.html. Boese‚ Paul. Forgiveness Quotations. 25 October 2007. 1 April 2009 http://www.forgivenessweb.com/RdgRm/Quotationpage.html. Holmgren. Forgiveness Quotations. 25 October 2007. 1 April 2009 http://www.forgivenessweb.com/RdgRm/Quotationpage.html. James‚ William. “Habit.” The Principles
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I feel that Blake is asking in the two poems is that how can the same God make such a vicious animal and also make such an innocent animal. In "The Tiger" the God in it is strong‚ dark and sinister. He is described as a dark blacksmith. The next quotation shows this. "What hammer? What chain dare its deadly terrors clasp"? <br> <br>This comes from the end of verse four. The mention of tools and the dark line at the end gives me the image of a God working in a hot and fiery hell. This image would have
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creates the appearance of actual news and could be seen as such if the satire is missed. With the articles use of quotations and the appearance of fact it gives the tone of that of an actual news article about the issue. For example‚ the piece uses quotations from people supposedly working with Poland Springs in order to give a basis to the articles information. The way these quotations are placed among the article
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go to contents page > Westminster Institute of Education How to reference Harvard referencing for Westminster Institute students Kate Williams Jane Spiro Nick Swarbrick www.brookes.ac.uk/schools/education How to reference 2 go to contents page > Introduction Students often say that lecturers give conflicting advice on how to reference assignments‚ and have asked for clearer and more consistent guidelines. This guide explains how to use the Harvard (author/date) referencing
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At the start of the poem he shows a strong bond shown between the mother and child‚ even though they aren’t together‚ this is shown in the quotation; “Mother‚ any distance greater than a single span requires a second pair of hands” This shows that Armitage will always need her in his life no matter how far away he is and he will always love her. Another quotation which shows their strong bond is;“you come to help me” this shows that the character realises no matter where he is in the world‚ his mother
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the characters’ situation. Within the moral frame of his play‚ Heywood includes an artistic treatment although he individualizes his characters‚ he punctually keeps them in an allegorical Christian dimension which enables the playwright to use (quotation 10) a network of religious metaphors and images. See quote. The characters themselves are sometimes presented in an allegorical way; we remember for instance that Anne at the beginning before she starts speaking was depicted as an allegory of beauty
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