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MLA In-Text Citation and Works Cited
APA In-Text Citation & References

 

 MLA In-Text Citation and Works Cited  
(MLA is used for literature, arts, and humanities)

In-Text Citations
1)
Mellor suggests that children and teens playing violent video games could lead to violent behavior being exhibited in real life situations (212).

2)
One study suggests that children and teens playing violent video games could lead to violent behavior being exhibited in real life situations (Mellor 212).

3)
Mellor suggests that children and teens have been “shown to display violent behavior in society” (212) after playing “minimal amounts of violent video games on a regular basis” (212).


Works Cited
           (Magazine)
Grubb, Frank. “Are Video Games Really So Bad?” Newsweek 6 June 2003: 32-34.

           (Encyclopedia)
Hudjens, Michael F. “Milk.” World Book Encyclopedia. Chicago: World Book Inc., 2002.

           (Book)
Mellor, Stan. The Social Impact of Video Games. New York: Prentice Hall, 2003.

           (Journal)
Sharp, Daniel. “The Impact of Video Game Playing in Children and Young Adults.” Journal
     of Psychology 44 (2004): 305-312.

           (Proquest, Infotrac, EBSCO, etc…)
Sharp, Daniel. “The Impact of Video Game Playing in Children and Young Adults.” Journal
     of Psychology 44 (2004). 305-312. Proquest. 16 September 2004.

           (Internet)
Walsh, Diane, Dave Gentile, Mike VanOverbeke, and Eileen Chasco. “Mediawise Video
     Game Report Card.” 19 December 2002. 19 September 2004
     <http://www.mediafamily.org/research/report_vgrc_2002-2.shtml>


See also: Writing Research Papers: A complete guide by James D. Lester

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 APA In-Text Citation & References

In-Text Citations
1)
Mellor (2003) has suggested that children and teens playing violent video games could lead to violent behavior being exhibited in real life situations.

2)
One study has suggested that children and teens playing violent video games could lead to violent behavior being exhibited in real life situations (Mellor, 2003).

3)
Mellor (2003) has suggested that children and teens have been “shown to display violent behavior in society” (p. 7) after playing “minimal amounts of violent video games on a regular basis” (p. 7).


References
           (Magazine)
Grubb, F. (2003, June 6). Are Video Games Really So Bad? Newsweek. 32-34.

           (Encyclopedia) 
Hudjens, M. (2002). Milk. In World Book Encyclopedia (Vol.13, pp.545-549). Chicago:
     World Book Inc.

           (Book)
Mellor, S. (2003). The Social Impact of Video Games. New York: Prentice Hall.

           (Journal)
Sharp, D. (2004). The Impact of Video Game Playing in Children and Young Adults. Journal
     of Psychology, 44. 305-312.

           (Proquest, Infotrac, EBSCO, etc…) 
Sharp, D. (2004). The Impact of Video Game Playing in Children and Young Adults. Journal
     of Psychology, 44. 305-312. Retrieved September 16, 2004 from Proquest, No.
     01543971.

           (Internet)
Walsh, D., Gentile, D., VanOverbeke, M., & Chasco, E. (2002, December 19). Mediawise
     Video Game Report Card. Retrieved September 19, 2004 from the World Wide Web:
     http://www.mediafamily.org/research/report_vgrc_2002-2.shtml

See also: Writing Research Papers: A complete guide by James D. Lester

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