When you are researching your topic, you can find citing/referencing tools within many library-licensed resources.
These and many more provide the means to gather your citations/references at the point of title retrieval
See the "TOOLS to Use" tab across the top to see visuals of the different citation systems within the research tools.
Access to Transcript and other resources available directly from the YouTube video
Access to Transcript and other resources available directly from the YouTube video
Access to Transcript and other resources available directly from the YouTube video
If you are looking for help still for the 6th edition of the APA guide, you can go to the APA 6th edition guide.
Please note, it will no longer be updated.
With the advent of the new 7th edition of the American Psychological Association (APA) handbook, library staff reassessed the need for the APA guide they built and made the decision to discontinue it. The major reason for this decision is there are now plenty of tools available to students and faculty to retrieve references as well as the in-text citations for those references.
For your personal use, we recommend you use the Concise Guide to APA Style: The official APA style guide for students, 7th edition, ISBN-10: 1433832739
If you would like help with APA 6th edition, please refer to the APA 6th edition guide.