young@ut-emx.UUCP (Young) (07/27/90)
Are there any LaTeX and BibTeX style files supporting
the APA bibliography format (APA = American
Psychological Association).
The APA format looks like:
[1] In the Reference or Bibliography section ---
Bass, B.M. (1979). Confessions of a Former Male Chauvinist.
American Psychologist, 34 (4), 194-195.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^
Peterson, D., Smith, P.O., & Thompson, L. (1989).
Abnormal Behavior (2nd ed.), St. Lous, MO: Mosby.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Terms above ^^^^^^ are italics.
[2] In the body of text ---
(1) If the reference appears for the first time,
It has been shown that (Peterson, Smith, & Thompson, 1989) ...
(2) If it appears again,
The most frequent abnormal behaviors (Peterson et. al., 1989) ...
(3) If the name(s) of author(s) is in the text,
Bass (1979) argued that ...
[3] More than one reference ---
... previous research works (Bass, 1979, 1980; Peterson et al., 1989) .
In addition:
ed. = edition Tech. Rep. = technical report
Ed. (Eds.) = editor(s) Trans. = translator(s)
Thanks in advance
Young @ Univ. of Texas at Austin
Internet: young@emx.utexas.edu
Bitnet: BGBG767@UTAIVCdhosek@sif.claremont.edu (Hosek, Donald A.) (07/28/90)
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