We THINK we know APA (myself included), but few REALLY know it (myself included).

• Citing two authors (p. 175)
  • In text
  • In ()
• Citing more than two authors
  • First use
    • In text
    • In ()
  • Second use
    • In text
    • In ()
• Citing more than one publication
  • Order
• Same source twice in one paragraph
• Direct quotes without page numbers (para. 4) (p. 171)
• As cited in (p. 178)
• Personal communication (p. 179)
• Punctuation and citations of direct quotes
  • Under 40 words
  • 40 words or more
• Headings (p. 62)
  • First level (center, bold, upper and lower)
  • Second level (left, bold, upper and lower)
  • Third level (indent, bold, lower paragraph, period)
  • Fourth level (indent, bold, italic, lower paragraph, period)
  • Fifth level (indent, italic, lower paragraph, period)
• Data plural
• Numbers (p. 111)
  • Under 10
  • Over 10
  • Exceptions
• Reference abbreviations (p. 180)
• Reference order (p. 181)
  • Same author same year
  • Same last names – first author initials in text (p. 176)
• Journals (p. 198)
  • Multiple authors
  • Capitalizations
  • Italics
  • Issue numbers
  • Page numbers
• Books (p. 202)
  • Cities
  • Edited
  • Editions
  • Capitalization
  • Italics
• doi
• Grammar
  • Since-because (p. 84)
  • That-which
  • Who-that
• Tense
  • Lit review
  • Results
  • Discussion
• Active Voice (p. 78)
• Tables (p. 129)
• Figures (p. 153)
• Authorship (p. 18)
• Paper formatting (p. 41)
  • Abstract
    • No indent
    • Keywords:
  • Running head:
• Hyphens (p.. 98)
  • t test
  • Prefix and suffix
  • Exceptions
• Colons and caps
• Introduce the problem (p. 27)