Are these cited correctly, besides the italics. I can't figure out how to make them italics on here
Cox, S., Allen, J., Hanser, R., %26amp; Conrad, J. (2008). Juvenile Delinquency. Los Angeles: SAGE
Publications.
Fuller, J. (2009). Juvenile Delinquency: Mainstream and Crosscurrents. Columbus, OH:
PEARSON Prentice Hall.
Jones, D. (2008).Fixing the juvenile justice system. New York Amsterdam News. 99(9), p5.
Kvaraceus, W. (1959). Delinquent Behavior. Washington D.C.: National Education Association
of the U.S.
Steward, M. %26amp; Andrade A. (2004) The Missouri Division of Youth Services' innovative
approach to juvenile corrections staffing. Corrections Today
Eadie, T. %26amp; Morley, R. (2003) Crime, Justice and Punishment in Baldock. Social
Policy Oxford: Oxford University Press
APA citation help please?
The first line of each citation should be more to the left of the other lines. (all but first line should be indented... Y/A won't let me do it right, so pretend the --- aren't there.
E.g.,
Cox, S., Allen, J., Hanser, R., %26amp; Conrad, J.
---(2008). Juvenile Delinquency. Los Angeles:
---SAGE Publications.
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Make sure names of books are italicized. If using articles, don't italicize the name of the story/article. Italiize the name of the Journal/Newspaper/Magazine.
Volumes and issues, but NOT page numbers should be italicized as well.
E.g.,
New York Amsterdam News. 99(9), p5.
New York Amsterdam News, 99(9), should be italicized (notice the comma after 'news', not a period).
5. should NOT be italicized. Don't use the 'p'.
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Steward, M. %26amp; Andrade A. (2004) The Missouri Division of Youth Services' innovative
approach to juvenile corrections staffing. Corrections Today ----%26gt; That's missing information.
_____________________________
Eadie, T. %26amp; Morley, R. (2003) Crime, Justice and Punishment in Baldock. Social
Policy Oxford: Oxford University Press
I'm confuced on this one. Is 'Social Policy Oxford' the name of a journal or something? Remember, if using a book, the city of publication goes, and then the publisher.
e.g. Oxford: Oxford University Press
If it's a journal article, no city used, just name of journal (italicized) and volume/issue/page numbers.
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If you need more help, here's a great website: http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resour鈥?/a>
APA citation help please?
If you are going to be citing APA quite a bit, I would check out www.noodletools.com
I am working on my thesis and this website has saved me MANY hours.
So I looked over your reference list and it looks good with just a couple of mistakes.
Cox, S., Allen, J., Hanser, R., %26amp; Conrad, J. (2008). Juvenile Delinquency. Los Angeles CA: Sage
Publications.
Fuller, J. (2009). Juvenile Delinquency: Mainstream and Crosscurrents. Columbus, OH: Pearson Prentice Hall.
Jones, D. (2008).Fixing the juvenile justice system. New York Amsterdam News. 99(9), 5.
Kvaraceus, W. (1959). Delinquent Behavior. Washington D.C.: National Education Association
of the U.S.
Steward, M. %26amp; Andrade A. (2004). The Missouri Division of Youth Services' innovative
approach to juvenile corrections staffing. Corrections Today
Eadie, T. %26amp; Morley, R. (2003). Crime, Justice and Punishment in Baldock. Social
Policy Oxford: Oxford University Press APA citation help please?
I can't personally help but this is a great cite my students use to check their citation.
http://citationmachine.net/index2.php
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