APA FORMATTING HELP!

go to apastyle.com or google purdue owl

Use APA Citation Style | Cornell University Library

Thank you both - I will attempt your suggestions!

Word has a citation tool in it, if you're using that.

Also google PERRLA. It is a nice program that is fairly cheap. It integrates with Word and follows all the rules of APA. I'm in grad school now and have been using it since under grad and it has been invaluable.

Install Zotero (google it) on your web browser and after you adjust your settings, your citations are done for you w/ a click of a button.

ckh23 said:

Also google PERRLA. It is a nice program that is fairly cheap. It integrates with Word and follows all the rules of APA. I'm in grad school now and have been using it since under grad and it has been invaluable.

Several people in my class used PERRLA. Whatever you decide to use, just make sure you double check all formatting because mistakes do happen with these tools.

I'm not sure how an ATI text is different since I've never used one. But a quick search on Amazon shows that it has an editor instead of an author? Is that the problem?

This is the site I use to cite various resources correctly. I've actually had a professor rave about my reference page. I'm sure you've already seen it since it's typically the first Google hit - they list pretty much every type of resource imaginable and how to reference and cite it: Purdue OWL: APA Formatting and Style Guide

I think you'd want to use "Multivolume Work"? Like I said not sure because I don't have the book(s).

Wissman, J. (Ed.). Adult medical-surgical nursing (RN edition 8.0). USA: Assessment Technologies Institute, LLC