HUM 103 is killing me...

[Alim83]

Hello.  That is a great question.  Here are examples of all of my citations in APA format.  Purdue Owl does a better job than I of explaining the difference between paranthetical and narrative citations in the event my explanation is unclear.  The in-text citations were good enough for the milestones.

For the in-text citations, here is an example of a narrative citation (where the curriculum itself is referred to in your paper):  
The development of this program transpired due to several factors as set forth in the chapter on “Exploring the Affective Components of Critical Thinking” in the curriculum for Creative and Critical Thinking course (2023).

Here is an example of an in-text paranthetical citation (where the information from the curriculum is referenced or quoted, but the curriculum itself is not directly mentioned in your paper):
(“Exploring the Affective Components of Critical Thinking,” 2023). 

For the final paper, I included in-text citations in the body of the paper and then at the end, I included the APA formatted References list (example below).

Exploring the Affective Components of Critical Thinking in Affective Components. (2023). in D. Frusciante (Ed), HUM 103: Creative and Critical Thinking. University of Maine Presque Isle.
(the first part is the name of the chapter, the part in italics is the name of the unit. when the published date is not available, use current date that you read material. use the professor's name as the editor (Ed.), and write out the complete name of the class.)

She accepted all of my citations and never criticized any of the format.  I think she was probably just happy that I referenced the curriculum.  I hope that helps.
 

Really appreciate this !!! I usually use citation generators .. but there was no work for this one, have to do it manually..

[Claudia P]

Hello.  That is a great question.  Here are examples of all of my citations in APA format.  Purdue Owl does a better job than I of explaining the difference between paranthetical and narrative citations in the event my explanation is unclear.  The in-text citations were good enough for the milestones.

For the in-text citations, here is an example of a narrative citation (where the curriculum itself is referred to in your paper):  
The development of this program transpired due to several factors as set forth in the chapter on “Exploring the Affective Components of Critical Thinking” in the curriculum for Creative and Critical Thinking course (2023).

Here is an example of an in-text paranthetical citation (where the information from the curriculum is referenced or quoted, but the curriculum itself is not directly mentioned in your paper):
(“Exploring the Affective Components of Critical Thinking,” 2023). 

For the final paper, I included in-text citations in the body of the paper and then at the end, I included the APA formatted References list (example below).

Exploring the Affective Components of Critical Thinking in Affective Components. (2023). in D. Frusciante (Ed), HUM 103: Creative and Critical Thinking. University of Maine Presque Isle.
(the first part is the name of the chapter, the part in italics is the name of the unit. when the published date is not available, use current date that you read material. use the professor's name as the editor (Ed.), and write out the complete name of the class.)

She accepted all of my citations and never criticized any of the format.  I think she was probably just happy that I referenced the curriculum.  I hope that helps.
 

Really appreciate this !!! I usually use citation generators .. but there was no work for this one, have to do it manually..

I'm the same way.  Good luck with the class.  It's not so bad once you figure out what this professor wants.  I got an A+, so at least there was reward at the end for my effort!