Style Guides for Citing Sources / Albert S. Cook Library

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Style Guides for Citing Sources

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APA Style
APSA Style
ASA Style
Chicago Style
MLA Style
Additional Resources

These Cook Library Citation Guides are offered in PDF format so they may be viewed, downloaded, or printed for your convenience.

APA Style - American Psychological Association
· Print Sources
· Electronic Sources
· Miscellaneous Sources
· In-text Citations
· Citing ERIC

APSA Style - American Political Science Association
· Print and Electronic Sources

ASA Style - American Sociological Association
· Print and Electronic Sources

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Chicago Style
· Print Sources
· Electronic Sources
· Miscellaneous Sources

MLA Style - Modern Language Association
· Books, Encyclopedias, & Articles
· Miscellaneous: Interviews, Lectures, Creative Works, Maps, etc.

Want more help? Try these additional Web sites:
    Research and Documentation Online by Diana Hacker
    Duke University
    Dartmouth Sources
    Using MLA to Cite and Document Sources
    OWL: Purdue University Online Writing Lab

Style Guides for Citing Sources / Albert S. Cook Library
http://cooklibrary.towson.edu/styleGuides.cfm
Last revised: September 14, 2009

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