1) How would I cite this web-site: The Association of State and Provincial Psychology Boards (ASPPB)? I am researching the article on Examination for Professional Practice in Psychology (EPPP)
http://www.asppb.net/ (I need you to help me with in-text citation and reference citation)
2) How would I cite this web-site, http://www.psychology.ca.gov/applicants/exams/validation_report.pdf? I am researching the article on Examination for the California Psychology Supplemental Examination (CPSE). I went to this web-site first http://www.psychology.ca.gov/index.shtml and then I went over to Quick Hits and click onto Examinations then I click onto Competencies as tested in the CPSE Examination (I need you to help me with in-text citation and reference citation).
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Given that your assignment seems to be psychological in discipline, it would seem the necessary style would happen to be APA ("American Psychological Association"). The APA does have rather strict guidelines, and the association lays out detailed instructions for how to cite pretty much everything that would be considered academically trustworthy or relevant as a source.
Luckily, that includes websites, namely what the APA would term in the case of your first question a ...
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APA citation style is discussed in some detail, with examples and sites to demonstrate and guide through the process as well.
... to be reference list formatting. APA differs because it only uses the initials of the first and middle name of each author. An advantage is that this style and ...
... MLA and APA) recommend limited use of footnotes/endnotes. An exception is Chicago-style documentation, which relies on notes for all citations as well as ...
... Be sure to make a note of all necessary information for referencing the article in APA format. ...  Use the APA format guidelines when listing references. ...
... Slide 5 One APA Style reference citation. Hi! ... 3: Two APA Style reference citations #4: Two APA Style reference citations #5: One APA Style reference citation. ...
... Researchers who utilize the numbered styles, sources or more commonly known as Arabic ... when possible MLA no longer requires the use of URLs in MLA citations. ...
... For details on formatting references see the yellow APA Style handout available in the library or on the website at: www.mhc.ab.ca/library/howtoguides ...
