Business Research Guide
APA Style
APA is a citation method that uses author/year in the body of the text and works cited information at the end of the paper.
In the Works Cited section, APA places date information second after the author's name(s) or after the title if there isn't an author.
Academic Honesty - Library Guide to Writing it Right see http://libguides.usask.ca/citation/paraphrase
Why do I need to cite?
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To indicate the sources that influenced and formed your conclusions.
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To credit the work of others.
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To indicate sources of specific information such as data that is not commonly known.
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To indicate the sources that are paraphrased or quoted.
See APA Publication Manual (6th ed.) Section 6, p.169 : When to Cite for further explanation.
APA Publication Manual 6th ed.
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Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association
by Publication Date: 2010, 6th Edition
