Writing is a tough business as is, but adding citations, references, and other formatting elements can make it dreadful, especially for students. This is because they are still learning the ropes and ...

When this blog previously explained our popular culture psychology books' cheats on APA style, the post noted, "Because APA style does not remotely suit how people read, organize, and think of comic ...

This page describes how to cite common business sources such as annual reports, articles, social media and statistics using the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association, (APA) 6th ...

This guide focuses on citing business sources using the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association, (APA) 6th ed., and gives citation examples for the most commonly used business ...

When writing, consider your audience. Psychology Today magazine articles do not look like journal articles. PsychologyToday.com blog posts do not always look like items for the printed magazine, ...

Often, we’re tasked with citing common sources that are nevertheless receive no mention in our chosen style manuals. For College of Business students, accounting standards are one such example. The ...

Say you're writing a paper on Twitter during the 2012 U.S. presidential election. How do you cite all those tweets you'll be referencing? The Modern Language Association (MLA) has an answer to that: a ...