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Copyright © 2021 TutorsIndia. All rights reserved 1 Different Formats Of Citation Dr. Nancy Agnes, Head, Technical Operations, Tutorsindia info@ tutorsindia.com I. INTRODUCTION Citation styles and forms that support research findings vary greatly depending on disciplines and requirements.Data used to cite electronic sources is not yet standardized. Some of the most widely used styles of citation are: 1. ABNT Style Associação Brasileira de Normas Técnicas (ABNT) is responsible for the maintenance of technical standards in Brazil. Instructions Names: Last name in capital letters, followed by first and middle initials (separated by periods). Titles: The first letter of the first word of titles of articles, books and book chapters is capitalized. Dates: The day and year of publication must always be indicated in Arabic numerals. The month must be given in abbreviated form. Example: Budge, E. A. Wallis. The dwellers on the Nile. New York: Dover, 1977. For more Details: http://www.abnt.org.br/ 2. AMA Style AMA stands for American Medical Association. Since 1960s, AMA has been issuing a style manual for its scientific journals. Instructions Names: Last name is followed by first and middle initials without space or periods. Titles: Names of periodicals, titles of articles, and books are capitalized headline style excepting for prepositions and common conjunctions. Dates: Use the order: month day, year. American Medical Association Manual of Style Example: Saver, Cynthia. Anatomy of Writing for Publication for Nurses. Indianapolis, IN: Sigma Theta Tau International; c2011:31-33. 3. APA STYLE The American Psychological Association (APA) has established standardized methods for citing electronic and print sources used in research. Instructions

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Different Formats Of Citation

Dr. Nancy Agnes, Head, Technical Operations, Tutorsindia info@ tutorsindia.com

I. INTRODUCTION

Citation styles and forms that support

research findings vary greatly depending on

disciplines and requirements.Data used to

cite electronic sources is not yet

standardized. Some of the most widely used

styles of citation are:

1. ABNT Style

Associação Brasileira de Normas

Técnicas (ABNT) is responsible for the

maintenance of technical standards in

Brazil.

Instructions

Names: Last name in capital letters,

followed by first and middle initials

(separated by periods).

Titles: The first letter of the first word of

titles of articles, books and book

chapters is capitalized.

Dates: The day and year of publication

must always be indicated in Arabic

numerals. The month must be given in

abbreviated form.

Example: Budge, E. A. Wallis. The

dwellers on the Nile. New York: Dover,

1977.

For more Details:

http://www.abnt.org.br/

2. AMA Style

AMA stands for American Medical

Association. Since 1960s, AMA has

been issuing a style manual for its

scientific journals.

Instructions

Names: Last name is followed by first

and middle initials without space or

periods.

Titles: Names of periodicals, titles of

articles, and books are capitalized

headline style excepting for prepositions

and common conjunctions.

Dates: Use the order: month day, year.

American Medical Association Manual

of Style

Example: Saver, Cynthia. Anatomy of

Writing for Publication for Nurses.

Indianapolis, IN: Sigma Theta Tau

International; c2011:31-33.

3. APA STYLE

The American Psychological

Association (APA) has established

standardized methods for citing

electronic and print sources used in

research.

Instructions

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Names: Last name is followed by first

and middle initials. They are separated

by periods.

Titles: Capitalize only the first letter of

the first word in titles of articles, books

and chapters. Titles of periodicals are

capitalized headline style excepting the

prepositions and conjunctions.

Dates: Use the order: year, month day.

Example: Nightingale, J., & Twain, M.

(2008). Tom Sawyer. Long Island, NY:

EDCON.

For More Details:

http://www.apastyle.org/

4. CHICAGO: AUTHOR-DATE

STYLE

The Chicago Manual of Style is used

by writers in the publishing field.

Instructions

Names: Author names appear as they do

on the title page. For the first author, last

name comes first, for the subsequent

authors’ names, it is the first name

followed by last name.

Titles: Names of periodicals, titles of

articles, and books are capitalized

headline style excepting for prepositions

and common conjunctions.

Dates: Use the order: month day year.

Example: Grazer, Brian, and Charles

Fishman. 2015. A Curious Mind: The

Secret to a Bigger Life. New York:

Simon & Schuster.

For More Details :

https://www.chicagomanualofstyle.org

5. CHICAGO: HUMANITIES STYLE

Instructions

Names: Author names appear as they do

on the title page. For the first author, last

name comes first, for the subsequent

authors’ names, it is the first name

followed by last name.

Titles: Names of periodicals, titles of

articles, and books are capitalized

headline style excepting for prepositions

and common conjunctions.

Dates: Use the order: month day, year.

Example:Frank, Anne. Anne Franks

Diary. London: Royal National Institute

for the Blind, 1970.

For more Details:

https://www.chicagomanualofstyle.org

6. HARVARD: AUSTRALIAN

STYLE

Instructions

Names: First and middle initials without

periods or spaces follow the last name.

Titles: The first letter of the first word of

titles of articles, books and book

chapters is capitalized.

Dates: Use the order: day month year.

Example: Singer, MC 1990, Human

resource management, PWS-Kent Pub.

Co., Boston.

7. Harvard:

Author-Date Style

This citation is used for books in the

social sciences and natural sciences.

Instructions

Names: Last name followed by first and

middle initials (separated by periods).

Titles: Names of periodicals, titles of

articles, and books are capitalized

headline style excepting for prepositions

and common conjunctions.

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Dates: Use the order: day month year.

Example: Kuhn, Thomas. (1962) 2012.

The Structure of Scientific Revolutions,

50th anniv. ed. Chicago: University of

Chicago Press.

8. MLA STYLE

MLA citation format applies to every

source type. It stands for Modern

Language Association.

Instructions

Names: The name of the first author is

inverted (last name first), subsequent

authors’ names are listed as first name

followed by last name.

Titles: Names of periodicals, titles of

articles, and books are capitalized

headline style excepting for prepositions

and common conjunctions.

Dates: Use the order day month year.

Example: Nightingale, Jacqueline, and

Mark Twain. Tom Sawyer. EDCON,

2008.

For more Details: https://style.mla.org/

.

9. VANCOUVER/ICMJE STYLE

The ICMJE style is used by many

biomedical journals including the Annals

of Internal Medicine, British Medical

Journal (BMJ), The Lancet, and PLOS

Medicine.

Instructions

Names: First and middle initials without

periods or spaces follow the last name.

Titles: The first letter of the first word of

titles of articles, books and book

chapters is capitalized.

Dates: Follows the order: year, month

day. Names of the month are shortened

to the standard 3-letter abbreviation

without a period.

Example: Halpern SD, Ubel PA, Caplan

AL. Solid-organ transplantation in HIV-

infected patients. N Engl J Med. 2002

Jul 25;347(4):284-7.

For more Details: http://www.icmje.org/

GRAPHIC REPRESENTATION OF THNAMES OF DIFFERENT CITATIONS

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