Understanding APA Citation Rules

The video tutorial explains the two types of citations: in-text and references page citations. It provides templates and examples for citing sources with and without authors and publication dates, following APA guidelines. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of both citation types and offers solutions for missing information in web sources.

What are the two types of citations mentioned in the video?

• In-text and bibliography

• In-text and references page

• Bibliography and references page

• Footnotes and endnotes

What is the difference between in-text and references page citations?

• In-text citations are more detailed

• In-text citations are only used for books

• References page citations are only used for websites

• References page citations are more detailed

What information is included in a references page citation?

• Author, date, title, and publication info

• Author, date, and page number

• Author, title, and page number

• Date, title, and page number

Which of the following is NOT a component of a references page citation?

• Date

• Title

• Author

• Page number

What is the role of a references page citation?

• To provide a brief summary of the source

• To give detailed information about the source

• To list all the sources used in a paper

• To provide a direct link to the source

What should an in-text citation include when the source has an author?

• Title and page number

• Author's name and year

• Author's name and page number

• Title and year

If a web source has no human author, what should be used instead?

• The first word of the title

• The web publisher

• The URL

• The date of access

In an in-text citation with no author, what information is included?

• Title and year

• Web publisher and year

• Title and page number

• Web publisher and page number

Which section of the video discusses citing web pages?

• References Page Citation

• Review and Additional Resources

• Introduction to Citation Types

• Citing with No Author

What abbreviation is used when a source has no publication date?

• N.D.

• N/A

• N.D.A.

• N.P.