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Online APA Style Writing Resources
1. OWL at Purdue University: Using APA Format
2. Bedford/St. Martin's APA Style Page
3. Michael Harvey's, Nuts and Bolts of College Writing
4. APA Publication Manual Crib Sheet
5. Style Guide from Ohio State University
6. Grant MacEwan College APA Style Guide
7. University of Illinois Writer's Workshop
8. Capital Community-Technical College's Guide for Writing Research Papers
9. APA Style Essentials by Degelman and Lorenzo

General Writing Resources
1. Paradigm Online Writing Assistant
2. Strunk's, Elements of Style
3. Help with grammar
4. Sharpwriter.com
5. The Phrase Finder
6. Avoiding Plagiarism
7. Guides for Writing Funding Proposals
8. University of Washington Psychology Writing Center


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Q: Why is APA style needed?

A: An author writing for a publication must follow the rules established by the publisher to avoid inconsistencies among journal articles or book chapters.

For example, without rules of style, three different manuscripts might use sub-test, subtest, and Subtest in one issue of a journal or book.

Although the meaning of the word is the same (in this case, subtest is APA style), such variations in style may distract or confuse the reader.

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