When writing a research paper you will use a wide variety of resources. You are required to cite your sources for two main reasons:
For more information, check Why We Cite and How to Avoid Plagiarism.
American Psychological Association (APA) citation style is widely used in business and the social sciences. The APA Citation guide, provides examples for selected business research sources with a focus on online resources.
APA Style from Purdue University Online Writing Lab (OWL)
APA Style Formatting from Student Learning Support (Toronto Metropolitan University)
APA Style Simplified (E-Book)
APA FAQ (APA Style Blog)
Business Citation Examples (UBC)
Citation Guide for Business Sources (SFU)
Citing Business Sources (Calgary)
Citing Business Sources (McGill)
Electronic sources (Online Articles, E-books, Websites)
Other non-print sources (Email, Movies, Interviews)
Sample APA Formatted Paper (Washington)
Sample APA Paper (OWL Purdue)
APA, MLA, Chicago: Automatically format bibliographies in Word
Throw Away Your APA Manual and Use Word Instead
The Library has multiple copies of the Publication manual of the American Psychological Association (6th edition). It is available at the following locations:
The call number is: BF76.7 .P82 2010
Concise Rules of APA Style, is the official short and easy-to-use version and is also available for 2 hour loans.