Formato apa

APA BIBLIOGRAPHY
A bibliography is a list of sources used in compiling a document. You should arrange the bibliography in alphabetical order by the author’s last name or, if there is no author, bythe first main word of the title. You can ignore A, And, and The in a title. There are several bibliographic styles, and your instructor may prefer a specific one. Be sure to find out what style youshould use. Don’t mix styles because you may confuse your reader. The examples in this bibliography are written in the American Psychological Association (APA) style, which is commonly used inpsychology and other social sciences. The rules for creating an APA bibliography style are:    Double-space all entries. Use hanging indent paragraph style (align the first line with the left margin, andindent all subsequent lines .5 inches from the left margin). Type all authors’ names with the last name first, separated by a comma. Use only initials for the first and middle names, and an ampersand(&) rather than “and” before the last author’s name. In titles of books and articles, begin only the first word of each title, subtitle, and proper name with a capital letter. In the titles of journals,begin all significant words with a capital letter. Use italics or underlines for the titles of books and periodicals. Do not underline or use quotation marks around the titles of periodical articles.Give the full names of publishers, excluding “Co.,” “Inc.,” and the like. Use the abbreviation “p.” or “pp.” before page numbers in books, magazines, and newspapers, but not for scholarly journals.Separate each portion of each bibliography entry with a period followed by two spaces.

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Below are example entries for different kinds of material you might need to include in abibliography. To create your bibliography, delete the guideline information in this paragraph and in the paragraphs above, and then replace the following reference examples with your own references...