The Quotable Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez: Educator, Organizer, and Unapologetic Champion of Working Families

Reference

Hatala, Mark

Quotations

Greentop Academic Press

Learn APA Style: Writing in Psychology and the Social Sciences features: “Test your knowledge” quizzes (with answers) for each section of the APA manual “In Depth” exercises on clear and concise writing, non-sexist and non-biased writing, abbreviations, punctuation, crediting sources, and author names Twenty topics in psychology with corresponding empirical studies, books, chapters in edited books, literature reviews, meta-analyses, and case study references “APA style in a nutshell” - distilling the APA rules to a “cheat sheet” of literary style Sample student research paper with comments and corrections Sample journal article submission with comments and corrections Explanation of different types of sources (primary, secondary) with examples Explanation of different types of research articles with examples Full coverage and explanation of the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association

Learn APA Style: Writing in Psychology and the Social Sciences

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Psychology & Counseling

APA Style Basics: Writing Student Papers in Psychology and the Social Sciences will teach you how to: Come up with an appropriate topic Use psychology databases like PsycINFO and PsycARTICLES Write a great introduction - from opening hook to thesis statement Work from an outline - your paper writes itself! Develop the body of your paper so that it logically follows from your thesis statement Properly cite and reference all your sources In addition, the book answers important questions like: How often should citations be used and what is an "in-text" citation? What is the difference between an "A" paper and a "B" paper? And a "C" paper? How can social media be incorporated into an academic paper? How can plagiarism be avoided and how do professors detect it? And so much MORE! APA Style Basics also includes sample a sample student paper and journal submission, in addition to references for a variety of possible topics in psychology!

APA Style Basics: Writing Student Papers in Psychology and the Social Sciences

APA Simplified was written specifically for the new 7th edition of the APA Publication Manual, and concisely covers:Finding appropriate research using online resources, databases, and textbooksWriting your student or professional paper from opening paragraph to conclusionCorrectly citing sources with one, two, and three or more authorsReferencing textual works such as research journals, books, magazines, newspapers, blog posts, Wikipedia, and much more!Referencing audiovisual media such as YouTube, TED talks, TV shows, podcasts, and much more!Referencing social media such as Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, and TumblrReferencing websites with one author, group authors, and no authors!Formatting your APA style paper, including permissible fontsBias-free writingCorrectly writing numbers and percentagesUsing direct and block quotationsA note on plagiarismAn annotated sample “A” student paperAn annotated professional journal submissionAll in less than 50 pages!

APA Simplified: Your Concise Guide to the 7th Edition

The introduction of a new 7th edition of the APA style Publication Manual means that student and professional papers have changed! What better way to learn about those changes than through an examination of the common mistakes students make in their writing? APA Style Disasters was written specifically for the new 7th edition and teaches through examples from actual student papers. In addition, it includes heavily annotated student papers that have received grades A (“almost perfection”), B (“a solid effort”), C (“there’s some good stuff here”), D (“interesting rough draft”) and F (“see me”). APA Style Disasters will not just teach you the basics about correctly writing, citation, and referencing of sources, but provides over 80 specific examples of common mistakes students have made! And they’re all updated for the 7th edition.If you want to learn how to correctly write about abbreviations, numbers, direct quotes, block quotes, textbooks, Wikipedia, research journals, books, social media, conference presentations, websites, press releases, and just about anything else you’ll encounter in writing an APA style paper, you’ve found the right (or “write”) resource!

APA Style Disasters: Learning to Write 7th Edition APA Style from the Mistakes Students Make

Writing, Research & Publishing Guides

MLA Simplified was written specifically for the 8th edition of the MLA Handbook, and concisely covers: Finding appropriate sources using online resources, databases, books, and journal articles. Writing your paper from opening paragraph to conclusion. Correctly using in-text citation for all of your sources, from books to blogs. Citing written works such as research journals, books, magazines, newspapers, blog posts, Wikipedia, and much more! Citing audiovisual media such as YouTube, TED talks, TV shows, performances, podcasts, and much more! Citing social media such as Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, and Tumblr! Citing websites with one author, group authors, and no authors! The book also includes an annotated “A” student paper on female identity in Shakespeare’s Macbeth which incorporates 14 different types of sources!

MLA Simplified: Your Concise Guide to the 8th Edition

Does the past determine the present and the future? If you believe it does, then you believe in a world of unilinear causality. However, retrocausality argues the opposite - that the future impacts and determines the present and the past. Causality doesn’t need to run in just one direction. In this series of essays, cognitive scientist Dr. Mark Hatala examines retrocausal explanations for a number of psychological phenomena, including learning, memory, evolution, love at first sight, depression, intelligence, and death. Written for a general reader, this book reinterprets psychological research findings to show how retrocausality impacts our daily lives.

Psychology and Retrocausality: How the Future Determines Love, Memory, Evolution, Learning, Depression, Death, and What It Means to Be Human

Science & Math

Physics

APA Basics was written specifically for the new 7th edition of the APA Publication Manual, and the title says it all! This book will take you from deciding on a topic to finding appropriate research with proper citations and references to a final 7th edition paper you will be proud of! This book is designed to be thorough and specific in order to help you during every stage of your paper. What are the easiest ways to broaden or narrow a topic? How are the psychology databases (PsycINFO and PsycARTICLES) different from each other and from other online resources such as Google Scholar? How do you write a great introduction from opening hook to thesis statement? How do you work from an outline so that your paper writes itself? How do you develop the body of your paper so that it logically follows from your thesis statement? And how do you properly cite and reference all your sources? APA Basics will show you how through examples from actual student papers!Then book includes citation and reference examples for every kind of source you are likely to encounter, from textual sources (journal articles, books, book chapters, newspapers, etc.) to audiovisual media (podcasts, YouTube videos, TED Talks, etc.) to online media (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, websites with individual and group authors, etc.). There is a complete, heavily commented student “A+” paper on Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) and an example professional journal submission too! In addition, there is an appendix with a wide variety of sources you would need to write a paper on the topics of body image, mood and recall, the placebo effect, the treatment of OCD, and the treatment of SAD. ALL in less than 120 pages (which is more than 200 pages shorter than the APA’s own “concise” guide).

APA Basics: From deciding on a topic to finding appropriate research with proper citations and references to a final 7th edition paper you will be proud of!

MLA Made Easy was written specifically for the 9th edition of the MLA Handbook, and concisely covers:\nFinding appropriate sources using online resources, databases, books, and journal articles. 
Writing your paper from opening paragraph to conclusion.\nCorrectly using in-text citation for all of your sources, from books to blogs.\nCiting written works such as research journals, comic books, magazines, dictionaries, plays, poems, anthologies, Supreme Court cases, and so much more!\nCiting audiovisual media such as YouTube, TED talks, TV shows, performances, and podcasts. 
Citing social media such as Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, and Tumblr!\nCiting websites with one author, multiple authors, and no authors!\nThe book also includes TWO annotated “A” student papers!\nThe first examines female identity in Shakespeare’s Macbeth\nThe second is an analysis of Sherman Alexie’s poem Victory\nBoth incorporate 14 sources from a wide variety of academic works!\nYou’ve found the right (or “write”) resource to learn 9th edition MLA style!\nMark Hatala has been teaching writing at the college level for over 25 years!

MLA Made Easy: Your Concise Guide to the 9th Edition

Totem and Taboo

FREUD, SIGMUND

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