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Reference list in APA 7: coursework on urban green spaces
Before: sources as sent
- Kowalczyk, M. & Brenner T. urban parks and mental health, Journal of Urban Ecology vol 9, issue 2, pages 45-61, 2023
- green cities book by Harriet Olsen, Northfield Press 2021, 2nd edition
- city council report "Tree canopy survey" Millbrook City Council 2022 pdf
After: reference list (alphabetical, hanging indent in the Word file)
Kowalczyk, M., & Brenner, T. (2023). Urban parks and mental health: A cross-sectional study of three mid-sized cities. Journal of Urban Ecology, 9(2), 45–61. [DOI missing]
Millbrook City Council. (2022). Tree canopy survey 2022 [Report]. Millbrook City Council.
Olsen, H. (2021). Green cities: Planning for people and nature (2nd ed.). Northfield Press.
Patel, R., Nguyen, L., & Fischer, A. (2020). Measuring access to green space with walking distance. Landscape and Planning Review, 14(4), 210–228.
Silva, J. (2019). Shade, heat and the city [Doctoral dissertation, Eastbrook University].
In-text citations
| Source | Parenthetical | Narrative |
|---|---|---|
| Kowalczyk & Brenner | (Kowalczyk & Brenner, 2023) | Kowalczyk and Brenner (2023) |
| City council report | (Millbrook City Council, 2022) | Millbrook City Council (2022) |
| Olsen | (Olsen, 2021, p. 37) | Olsen (2021) |
| Patel et al. | (Patel et al., 2020) | Patel et al. (2020) |
Missing data to fill in
- Kowalczyk & Brenner (2023): DOI not provided. If the article has none, delete the DOI line.
- Silva (2019): the dissertation's database or repository name is missing; APA asks for it if the thesis was published online.
- Olsen (2021): page number for the quote on p. 37 taken from your draft; please confirm it matches the 2nd edition.
Changes made
- Article title switched to sentence case, journal name and volume in italics.
- "&" added before the last author, initials standardised.
- Edition moved after the book title in parentheses.
- List sorted alphabetically by first author; organisation used as author for the report.
Client: a second-year geography student. Style: APA 7th edition, plus the department rule "list DOIs where available, no retrieval dates".
The client and all details are made up.
About this service
We format your references in IEEE style for engineering, electronics and computer science papers: numbered in order of first citation, authors with initials first, abbreviated journal and conference names and the "in Proc." form for proceedings. Standards, patents, datasheets, software repositories and arXiv preprints each get the IEEE layout they need. We work only from the data you give us, without looking anything up online, and list what is missing.
What is included
- What you getAn IEEE reference list numbered in citation order with standard abbreviations, and a list of entries missing details; Premium also checks that the [n] numbers in your text match the list and run in order. You get it as text on the order page and as a Word (.docx) file.
- Citation orderNumbered as they first appear
- AbbreviationsIEEE Trans., Proc., Conf., Int.
- Technical sourcesStandards, patents, datasheets, GitHub
- PreprintsarXiv IDs and versions kept
How it works
- 1SourcesYou send references and their order
- 2NumberingWe format and number them
- 3GapsYou add the missing pages or DOIs
What we need from you
Your references as text, photos or a Word or PDF file, the order in which they are cited (or the paper itself) and the conference or journal template you follow, if any.
We will ask you:
- Is the order of citation in your text already fixed?
- Are you writing for a specific IEEE conference or journal?
- Do you cite standards, datasheets or code repositories?
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Questions and answers
Can you abbreviate every journal name?
We abbreviate them by the standard IEEE word list. Rare journals may stay in full, and we mark them so you can check them.
My LaTeX paper uses BibTeX. Can you help?
We return a formatted list as text. If you need BibTeX entries in place of it, ask in the brief and we write them in plain text for your .bib file.
What if two references are the same paper?
We flag duplicates, such as a preprint and its published version, so you can keep one and renumber.
Do you look up missing details online?
No, we work only with what you send. Every source without a year, pages, DOI or publisher goes into a list, you add the details, and we update the entry within your revisions.