APA STYLE MANUSCRIPT Example of an APA-style manuscript ...

APA STYLE MANUSCRIPT Example of an APA-style manuscript ... APA STYLE MANUSCRIPT Example of an APA-style manuscript ...

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APA style manuscript 4ResultsIn this subsection, one shows numbers and statistical analyses. Students areespecially unlikely to read this section, but seasoned researchers often avoid it in the firstreading, especially if the article is not of particular interest for their own research.DiscussionIf the results of the experiment mean anything, this is the place to talk about it.Experiment 2Usually one experiment is not enough to convince anyone; you need additionalcontrol experiments to make your point.MethodThe method can be the same as for the previous experiment, since here we aresimply interested in showing the structure of the manuscript.Results & DiscussionThis is a good point to show an example of a table following APA conventions. Notethat we don’t use any vertical separators and that columns can be grouped with partialhorizontal lines. Also keep in mind that the caption must precede the table. The label isentirely optional, but useful for referring to the table in the text, for example this onewould be Table 1.General DiscussionIn psychological articles there is usually some point to the whole experimentalexercise, and in the end we get to discuss how important it all is. Although literature issupposed to have been covered in the introduction, for this example we can illustrate the

APA style manuscript 5use of bibliographic citations in this final section (?, ?). The accompanying package“apacite” by Erik Meijer provides everything an APA-style writer needs for citations, suchas in-text citations in which one can claim that ? (?) mentioned or failed to mentionsomething.

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