American.Psychological.Association.APA.Style.Guide.to.Electronic.References.6th.ed.2012-MFn.pdf

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APA Style Guide to
Electronic
References
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Contents
Electronic Media
How References Are Constructed 2
Notation 2
General Guidelines 4
Consistency 4
Use of the Archival Copy of Version of Record 4
Electronic Sources and Locator Information 4
Understanding a URL 4
The DOI System 5
The DOI as article identifier 5
The linking function of DOIs 6
Providing Publication Data for Electronic Sources 6
General Guidance on Including DOIs and URLs 6
Reference Examples
Periodicals 11
General Reference Formats 11
1. Journal article with DOI 12
2. Journal article with DOI, eight or more authors 12
3. Journal article with DOI, reprinted from another
source, translated 12
4. Journal article without DOI (when DOI is not available) 12
5. Journal artic