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Resources on other formatting styles, including Chicago Manual of Style (16th & 17th editions), ACS, AMA, and MLA. Current NSU students, faculty, and staff have access to additional online books and guides (Shark ID required) focused on writing, publishing, and formatting via the NSU Libraries.
Current NSU students, faculty, and staff have free access to Academic Writer, an online institutional resource for learning, teaching, writing, and publishing in APA Style. Suggested web browsers include Firefox, Chrome, and Safari (Internet Explorer is not recommended). Academic Writer includes learning and teaching tools, authoring technology, and a variety of in-text and reference examples. You must login through the NSU Libraries using your NSU Shark username and password. Some parts of the resource, such as the paper formatting tool, require you to register for a personal login.
The American Psychological Association has experts who post information, examples, and guidance on APA Style, writing, editing, publishing, and many “how to” areas of interest. This is a free official website.
We have multiple copies of the print book for checkout or use in the libraries. Other online and print books on APA Style may be found by searching NovaCAT or navigating directly to the subject, Psychology – Authorship.
Current NSU students, faculty, and staff may download the PDF for free. This document is adapted from the 6th edition of the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association. This guide provides information on formatting in-text and references for electronic/online sources, such as those articles, books, and chapters with a DOI. Examples for social media, videos, data sets, websites, apps, and measurement instruments are included.
NSU Shark ID and password required for download.
