Where do you place the hypothesis?

Part A. List and describe the elements, purpose, and details of each section of an APA research paper in your

own words.

Part B. Where do you place the following:

1. Where do you place the hypothesis?

2. Where do you place the number of participants?

3. Where do you place r = -.72?

4. Where must you have page breaks and where are there not forced page breaks?

5. Where do you put how the study was conducted?

6. Where do you put why the study was conducted?

7. Where do you put what your study found?

8. Where in your paper do you have what other researchers found?

9. Where do you put how to use your study to change the world?

10. Where do you place a short summary of all major parts of the paper?

11. Where do you place the author’s note?

Part C. Citations & References

1. Provide an example of citing a source directly within a sentence for 2, 4, and 6 authors.

2. Provide an example of citing a source at the end of a sentence for 2, 4, and 6 authors.

3. Write out a reference on paper for a peer-reviewed journal article and label each part. Circle and then

clearly state if a part is bolded or italicized.