1、1Format for Work Cited “References Bibliography -periodicals2Format for Work Cited(MLA) General order: Name of author(.)+ title of article(.)”+ name of periodical+ volume number(.)issue number +date of publication or work(.)+city of publication(:)+year of publication(.)3 1. Author: (1) One author: L

2、ist the authors surname first, followed by a comma and then by the first name or initials. Kluger, Jeffrey. “The Nuke Pipeline.” Time 17 Dec. 2001:40-45.(2)Two authors: invert the name of only the first and follow it with a comma. Hillenbrand, Barry, and Jeff Jacobson. “Heartland.” Modern Maturity J

3、an./Feb. 2002: 34-43.add anand4(3)Three authors: place a comma after the second author.Kennedy, Craig H., Shuklas Smith, and Dale Fryxell. “Comparing the Effects of Educational Placement on the Social Relationships of Intermediate School Students with Severe Disabilities.” Exceptional Children 64 (F

4、all 1997): 31-47.(4)More than three authors: list the first authors name, inverted, followed by a comma and et al Enright, Frank, et al.or: McCuen, Jo Ray, Anthony Winkler, Cathy Perris, and Becky Bailey.5 2. Title. List the title in quotation marks, followed by a period inside the end quotation mar

5、k unless the title itself ends in a question mark or exclamation point.ex. Hoffenaar, Peter, et al. “The Structure of Oppositionality: Response Dispositions and Situational Aspects.” Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry 43.3 (2002): 375-85. Dowden, Craig. “What Are the Effective Treatments for

6、 Propositional and Defiant Behaviors in Preadolescents?” Journal of Family Practice 54.2 (2005): 162,164-65.6 3. Publication informationname of the periodical +a volume number +(The year of publication): +page numbers If the periodical has the issue number( Number 3), a month, or a season(Fall). The

7、 issue number follows the volume number, separated by a period(4.3 means volume 4, issue 2)ex. Clark, C., et al. “The Relationship between Executive Functional Abilities, Adaptive Behavior, and Academic Achievement in Children with Externalizing Behavior Problems.” Journal of Child Psychology and Ps

8、ychiatry 43.6 (2002): 785-96.71) there are some journals use a month or season designation in place of an issue numberex. McInnis, Douglas. “The Plight of the Bumble Bee.” Popular Science 251 (Nov. 1997): 75-80. Kennedy, Craig H., Shuklas Smith, and Dale Fryxell. “Comparing the Effects of Educationa

9、l Placement on the Social Relationships of Intermediate School Students with Severe Disabilities.” Exceptional Children 64 (Fall 1997): 31-47.83) Newspaper require the page number, which may include a section letter. If the section or part is numbered, add sec. or pt. before that number.ex. Rumberge

10、r, L. “Our Work, Not Education, Needs Restructuring.” Los Angeles Times, 24 May 1984, pt. 2:5. 2) Magazines that are published weekly or monthly require only the date, without a volume number:ex. Biema, David van. “Opus Dei.” Time 24 April 2006: 52-63.9 4. Pages If the pages of the article are scatt

11、ered throughout the issue (for example, pages 30, 36, 51, and 52), use one of the following formats:30, 36, 51, 52 30 and passim 30ff. 30+ex. Miller, Mark Crispin. “The New Wave in Rock.” Horizon Mar. 1978:76+.Dowden, Craig. “What Are the Effective Treatments for Propositional and Defiant Behaviors

12、in Preadolescents?” Journal of Family Practice 54.2 (2005): 162,164-65. should be used when only three or four pages are involvedPage 30 and here and there throughout the workPage 30 and the following pagesBeginning on page 3010Dowden, Craig. “What Are the Effective Treatments for Propositional and

13、Defiant Behaviors in Preadolescents?” Journal of Family Practice 54.2 (2005): 162,164-65. Name of the author,invertedThe title of the article, in quotation markname of the article, underlinedThe volume number The issue numberyear of publicationin parenthesespage numbers11Format for References(APA) G

14、eneral order:Name(s)of author(s)+(year of publication)(. )+Title of article(.)+ Name of periodical(,)+Volume number(,)+ page numbers(.)121. The Author(s)1) One auhor: in inverted order with only the initials of first and middle names. ex. Harvey, O. L. (1980). The measurement of handwriting consider

15、ed as a form of expressive movement. Quarterly Review of Biology, 55, 231-249.2) Up to six authors: use an preceded by a comma in front of the last author.ex. Rodney, J., Hollender, B., Campbell, M. (1983). Hypnotizability and phobic behavior. Journal of Abnormal Psychology, 92, 386- 389. 3) more th

16、an six authors, use et al.ex. Johnson, T. H., Corbett, M., Benioff, M. F., Castuera, I. O, Nassiman, P., White, P. R., et al.132. Year of publication 2) If it is a magazine article, and it is issued monthly.List the auhor(s), then the year and month of publication in parentheses, separated by a comm

17、a. ex. Kernan, M. (2001, October). Heads up: From a computer-generated model, sculptors cast a bronze triceratops that looks like the real thing. Smithsonian, 34-36.1) In parentheses, followed by a period.ex. Harvey, O. L. (1980). The measurement of handwriting considered as a form of expressive mov

18、ement. Quarterly Review of Biology, 55, 231-249.143) It it is a magazine article and it is issued on a specific day. List the author(s), followed by the year, a comma, the month, and the day of the month in parentheses, with a period following the closing parenthesis.ex. Kalfayou, M. (1997, November

19、 5). As a woman sees it: Honk for domestic violence. The American Observer, 3APA style retains the article(The) 153. Title With only the initial letter of the first word of the title and subtitle and proper nouns capitalized, followed by a period. ex. Feldman, S. (2001). Building blocks. National Jo

20、urnal, 36, 27084. Name of the journal or magazine In italic, with the first word and all other words of four letters or more capitalized, followed by a comma.ex. Kaptur, M. (2001). The link between housing and education. Journal of Housing and Community Development, 58(6), 6. 165. Volume number, in

21、italics, followed by a comma If the journal begins each issue with page 1, supply the volume number in Arabic and italic, followed immediately (no space) by the issue number in Arabic and in parentheses.ex. Anderson, L. (2001). The overlooked factor in weight control. Journal of Longevity, 71(12), 6

22、-8.6.Inclusive page numbers followed by a period( no p. Or pp.) ex. Anthony, R. G., Smith, N. S. (1977). Ecological relationships between mule deer and white-tailed deer in southeastern Arizona. Ecological Monographs, 47, 255-277. 17 Reynolds, Maynard C. (1994). Child disabilities: Whos in, whos not

23、. Journal of School Health, 64, 238-242.Name of authorinvertedYear of publicationin parenthesesTitle of the articleName of the periodicalin italicVolume numberin italicpage numbers18Format for Bibliography(CMS) General order: Name(s) of author(s)(,)+ Title of the article(,)+ the title of the periodi

24、cal/the title of the periodical+ volume number+ (year of publication)(:) +page numbers(.)191. The author.1) Single author.the authors name in the normal order.ex. Matt Rees, Showdown, Time, 17 December 2001, 46-50.2) More than one author:ex. Clyde Ferguson and William R. Cotter, South Africa-What is

25、 to Be Done Foreign Affairs 56 (1978): 254.3) Three authorsSeperated the first and second names by a comma, and the second and third by a comma followed by the word andex. Paul Jacobs, Saul Landen, and Eve Pell4) More than three authorslist the name of the first author followed by et al. with no com

26、ma in between.202. Title of the article Placed within quotation marks.ex. Matt Rees, Showdown, Time, 17 December 2001, 46-50.3. The title of the periodicalThe title of the periodical is italicized or underlined.ex. Clyde Ferguson and William R. Cotter, South Africa-What is to Be Done Foreign Affairs 56 (1978): 254.214. Volume number and the year of publicationvolume number in Arabic and the year of publication in parenthesesex. Anne Paolucci, Comedy and Paradox in Pirandellos Plays, Modern Drama 20(1977):322.5. Page numbersUse a colon before the page numbers of a journal, but a co