Citation Guide

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Edit the reference entry: remove the quotation marks around [ Introduction. ].

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

No in-text citation is needed, but see the Citation Guide example for how to refer to the item in your text.

No reference entry is needed.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Edit the reference entry: change [ version ] to lowercase.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Edit the reference entry: remove the [ , ] after the proceedings title.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Edit the reference entry: remove the extra year after the organization name.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

No reference entry is needed.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Edit the reference entry: remove the [ . ] after the database name; remove [ n.d. ] if the database is regularly updated; and make [ object ] lowercase.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Edit the reference entry: Add [ S.v. ] after the year; make [ metamorphosis ] lowercase; and remove [ In , ]

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Edit the first in-text citation: give the full name of the department followed by the acronym in brackets.
Edit the reference entry: replace the acronym with the full organization name.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Edit the first in-text citation: give the full name of the department followed by the acronym in brackets.
Edit the reference entry: replace the acronym with the full organization name.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Edit the first in-text citation: give the full name of the department followed by the acronym in brackets.
Edit the reference entry: replace the acronym with the full name of the department.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Edit the reference entry: add the accessed date after the map title.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Edit the reference entry: Add the year of the copy you are using; and add the format.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Edit the reference entry: After the title, change the [ . ] to a [ , ]; add the month and day before the posting date; and add the time length.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

No reference entry is needed.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

No reference entry is needed.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

See the "in your text" citation example.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Edit the in-text citations as shown below.

Edit the reference entry: manually change the title of the post to sentence casing in Word, as the casing does not carry over from Zotero.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Edit the in-text citation: put a [ , ] after the author, and make [ forthcoming ] lowercase.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Edit the first in-text citation: add the full name of the organization followed by the acronym in brackets.

Edit the reference entry: replace [ FBI ] with the full organization name.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Edit the first in-text citation: add the full name of the organization followed by the acronym in brackets.

Edit the reference entry: replace [ DOD ] with the full organization name.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Edit the reference entry: add [ S.v. ] after the year, and add [ Last modified ] before the full date of access or last modification.

Always check your output against the Citation Guide example.

For each source, ensure that your document has at least one in-text citation that has not been manually edited (i.e., put in signal-phrase format) to maintain the connection between Word and Zotero.

Edit the reference entry: change the [ . ] to a [ , ] after [ Working paper ].