Chicago Author-Date: Zotero ExamplesFor NPS theses, papers, and publications: to cite properly, follow these examples and apply the essential rules.
Select Chicago Manual of Style 17th edition (author-date) for the citation style in Zotero and in Word.
If a source type does not appear in the Zotero examples, consult the examples page.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Edit the reference entry: remove the quotation marks around [ Introduction. ].
Cordesman, Anthony H., Adam Mausner, and David Kasten. 2009. "Introduction." In Winning in Afghanistan: Creating Effective Afghan Security Forces, edited by John Smith, 1–12. Washington, DC: Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Edit the reference entry: change [ Version ] to lowercase.
Borenstein, Matthew, Lion Hedges, Jonah Higgins, and Hy Rothstein. 2005. Comprehensive Meta-Analysis, Vversion 2. Englewood, NJ. Accessed February 3, 2016. https://www.meta-analysis.com.
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Edit the reference entry: remove the [ , ] after the proceedings title.
Morentz, James W, Christopher Doyle, Lawrence Skelly, and Nabil Adam. 2009. “Unified Incident Command and Decision Support (UICDS) a Department of Homeland Security Initiative in Information Sharing.” In 2009 IEEE Conference on Technologies for Homeland Security, 182–87. https://doi.org/10.1109/
THS.2009.5168032.
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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.
Suro, Roberto. 2004. “Changing Channels and Crisscrossing Culture: A Survey of Latinos on News Media.” Pew Research Center. 2004. https://www.pewresearch.org/hispanic/2004/04/19/changing-channels-and-crisscrossing-cultures/.
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Edit the reference entry: remove the [ . ] after the database name; remove [ n.d. ] if the database is regularly updated; and make [ Object ] lowercase.
NASA/IPAC Extragalactic Database. n.d. (Oobject name IRAS F00400+4059; accessed October 6, 2009). https://nedwww.ipac.caltech.edu/.
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Edit the reference entry: add [ S.v. ] after the year; make the title of the entry lowercase; and remove [ In, ].
Merriam-Webster. 2017. S.v. “Mmetamorphosis.” In, Accessed July 6, 2017. https://www.merriam-webster.com/
dictionary/metamorphosis.
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Edit the first in-text citation: add the full name of the organization and place the acronym in brackets.
Edit the reference entry: replace the acronym with the full organization name.
(Department of Defense [DOD] 2005)
DOD Department of Defense. 2005. Information Assurance Training, Certification, and Workforce Management. DOD Directive 8570.01-M. Washington, DC: Department of Defense. https://www.esd.whs.mil/Portals/
54/Documents/DD/issuances/dodm/857001m.pdf.
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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 and place the acronym in brackets.
Edit the reference entry: replace the acronym with the full organization name.
(Department of the Army [DA] 1994)
DA Department of the Army. 1994. Sniper Training. FM 23-10. Washington, DC: Department of the Army. https://www.bits.de/NRANEU/
others/amd-us-archive/fm_23-10%2894%29.pdf.
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Edit the first in-text citation: add the full name of the organization and place the acronym in brackets.
Edit the reference entry: replace the acronym with the full organization name.
(Department of Defense [DOD] 2012, 95)
DOD Department of Defense. 2012. Identification (ID) Cards Required by the Geneva Convention. DOD Instruction 1000.01. Washington, DC: Department of Defense.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Edit the reference entry: add the accessed date after the map title.
Google Maps. 2017. “Monterey Bay.” Accessed January 4, 2017. https://www.google.com/maps/place/Monterey+Bay/
@36.7896106,-122.0843052,11z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m5!3m4!1s0x808e0ccfc5859dfd:0x124654a608855d43!8m2!3d36.8007413!4d-121.947311.
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Edit the reference entry: after the word [ Video ], change the [ . ] to a [ , ]; add the month and day before the posting date; and add the video length.
CNN. 2017. “US Military Sends Warships, Aircraft to Texas.” Video, August 31, 2017. 1:31. https://www.cnn.com/2017/08/30/politics/texas-harvey-flooding-military-response/.
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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.
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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.
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See the "in your text" citation example.
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Edit the in-text citations as shown below.
Edit the reference entry: manually change the title of the post to sentence case in Word, as the casing does not carry over from Zotero.
If Facebook, delete the parentheses around the handle and put it in square brackets: (Babygiraffe [(@babygiraffehaslastlaugh)] 2016)
If not Facebook, delete the handle: (Babygiraffe (@babygiraffehaslastlaugh) 2016)
Babygiraffe (@babygiraffehaslastlaugh). 2016. "I'm Ccuter Tthan Aany Sstupid Ppotato. They Ddon't Eeven Hhave Nnecks." Twitter, April 3, 2016, 5:02 a.m. https://twitter.com/babygiraffehaslastlaugh/status/53645653465436354.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Edit the in-text citations: add [ , ] after the author.
(Briscoe, forthcoming)
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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 and place the acronym in brackets.
Edit the reference entry: replace the acronym with the full organization name.
(Federal Bureau of Investigation [FBI] 2017)
FBI Federal Bureau of Investigation. 2017. “Forging Papers to Sell Fake Art.” April 6, 2017. https://www.fbi.gov/news/stories/forging-papers-to-sell-fake-art.
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Edit the first in-text citation: add the full name of the organization and place the acronym in brackets.
Edit the reference entry: replace the acronym with the full organization name.
(Department of Defense [DOD], n.d.)
DOD Department of Defense. n.d. “About the Department of Defense (DOD).” Accessed April 18, 2017. https://www.defense.gov/About/.
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Edit the reference entry: add [ S.v. ] after the year, and add [ Last modified ] before the full date of access or last modification.
Wikipedia. 2017. S.v. “Kurt Vonnegut.” Last modified July 8, 2017. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kurt_Vonnegut.
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Edit the reference entry: change the [ . ] to a [ , ] after [ Working paper ].
Linguine, Lila. 2014. “Anteaters and Aardvarks: Power Critters.” Working paper., Animal Rights Institute. www.aanda.power/careers.html.
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