(08-30-2020, 10:19 AM)cecilgambe7 Wrote: Good question
In the bottom part of Touchstones they give three APA sources links
The first and second one: "Purdue Online Writing Lab's APA Formatting and Style Guide" and "Frequently Asked Questions About APA Style" refers to APA 7th edition
In the other hand the 3rd source: "APA Style: Quick Answers—References", refers to APA 6th edition
APA 6 and APA 7 differences are not as big i think...
There are some big differences between 6 and 7. One of them is when there's 20 or more authors. The formatting has changed so you don't list all of the authors. I got dinged on this yesterday.
The Purdue Owl links Sophia includes are not consistent. One is APA 6 and one is APA 7. I will check with them on the chat when it's open during the week.
(08-30-2020, 09:10 AM)Kab Wrote: I have no idea, but you can email and ask them or write in the document which version of APA did you use.
Does this help you?:
https://www.sophia.org/tutorials/apa-bib...ral-format
This doesn't say which APA to use.
(08-30-2020, 11:00 AM)tallpilot Wrote: I think it is likely they are using APA6. The updates in 7 are de minimus, the most significant being the elimination of the absurdly redundant “retrieved from” verbiage for electronic sources.
I agree with the others suggesting that it doesn’t matter. I understand, as a matter of pride, wishing to receive as high a mark as possible but the point of these pass/fail alternatives is improving the speed and cost of credentialing. So take your pass and keep moving.
I'm not just trying to pass though. I take pride in my grades. I have lost several points over this APA thing. It's driving me nuts. My transcripts to show a grade from Sophia not a pass/fail.