This paper explores the way to present references in APA format, additionally, how to make an annotated bibliography. The process for cited the sources of information in an APA format collegiate writing assignment is relatively straight forward when you have a template written out for you. The references is very methodical and truly just filling in information already given. The annotated bibliography is slightly different. A bibliography is just an assorted list of works written by a certain author, or books regarding a certain topic. Annotated bibliographies are adding additional information and a summary of the reference used. Once it is summarized, the annotation of bibliography can be expanded by evaluating or contemplating it and expressing the thoughts on paper.
Keywords: APA, style, template, annotation, bibliography, references, citing
Six Academic Credible Sources for an Annotated Bibliography
Smith, D. L. (2015). Examining Patient-Centered Communication and Access for Veterans with Disabilities. Military Medicine, 180(4), 454-463. doi:10.7205/MILMED-D-14-00469
Smith writes about the differences between veterans and disabled veterans who receive medical services. Smith …show more content…
The survey is the largest ever taken, over 1,700 veterans from WWII to post 9/11 veterans took the survey in a probability based panel designed to represent the 22 million American veterans. This survey states that just 37% of veterans know what services and benefits are available to them and how to apply for them. It goes on to state that 53% of veterans feel the general public does not treat them well because they are veterans. The survey states around 79% of post 9/11 veterans said they would serve again. However, four out of ten of them stated their service to the U.S. left them with lower physical health and three out of ten stated the service left their mental health
Keywords: APA, style, template, annotation, bibliography, references, citing
Six Academic Credible Sources for an Annotated Bibliography
Smith, D. L. (2015). Examining Patient-Centered Communication and Access for Veterans with Disabilities. Military Medicine, 180(4), 454-463. doi:10.7205/MILMED-D-14-00469
Smith writes about the differences between veterans and disabled veterans who receive medical services. Smith …show more content…
The survey is the largest ever taken, over 1,700 veterans from WWII to post 9/11 veterans took the survey in a probability based panel designed to represent the 22 million American veterans. This survey states that just 37% of veterans know what services and benefits are available to them and how to apply for them. It goes on to state that 53% of veterans feel the general public does not treat them well because they are veterans. The survey states around 79% of post 9/11 veterans said they would serve again. However, four out of ten of them stated their service to the U.S. left them with lower physical health and three out of ten stated the service left their mental health