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Self-assessment: Formatting and Indentation
Self-assessment: Formatting and Indentation
Does your references list begin with the word “References” centered above?
Does your references list begin with the word “References” centered above?
Does each reference feature a hanging indention?
Does each reference feature a hanging indention?
Is your entire references page double-spaced?
Is your entire references page double-spaced?
If the answer is yes, click here to move on to the next step of the guide. If you aren't sure, keep reading for a more in-depth explanation.
If the answer is yes, click here to move on to the next step of the guide. If you aren't sure, keep reading for a more in-depth explanation.
Understanding Formatting and Indentation
Understanding Formatting and Indentation
In the references list below, notice how the entire page is double-spaced. The word "references" appears centered at the top. Each reference features a hanging indent in which the first line is flush left, while each line thereafter is indented by half an inch.
In the references list below, notice how the entire page is double-spaced. The word "references" appears centered at the top. Each reference features a hanging indent in which the first line is flush left, while each line thereafter is indented by half an inch.
Our Student Success Team provides an excellent video on document formatting in APA that describes how to set up these and many other details. Check out the video at the following link if you need a visual example of how to do this in Word:
Our Student Success Team provides an excellent video on document formatting in APA that describes how to set up these and many other details. Check out the video at the following link if you need a visual example of how to do this in Word:
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When you're ready to move on to the next section of the guide, click here to proceed.
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