APA Reflective Essay

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These ideas will help me in the long run, because in my future courses I will be using a lot of APA style, and also more about using the correct way of citations. In order to keep up with the new trends and practices, the best way to get that, is by searching online and finding about what you are looking for in order to develop and have better practice. Since the topic that I choose is very intense and it goes with my major, I feel like I have been learning a lot about more details about my major. In this type of profession that I want to future my education in. Some of the concepts that I have read in the journal articles, website links about how to cite, and also from the book, it showed me on having a better understanding on how I want

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