Numbers Expressed in Words—APA 7 (Part 15.b)

Numbers Expressed in Words—APA 7 (Part 15.b)

Use words to express: Numbers zero through nine in text including abstracts. Any number that begins a title, sentence, heading. If possible, reword the sentence, so it does not begin with a number. Thirteen students arrived late, and only 10 were on time. Common...
Numbers Expressed in Numerals—APA 7 (Part 15.a)

Numbers Expressed in Numerals—APA 7 (Part 15.a)

In general, use numerals to express number 10 and above, and letter to express numbers below 10. However, consider some exceptions. Uses numerals to express Numbers 10 and above including the abstracts Number that priced a unit of measurement 5 cm between… Numbers...
Latin Abbreviations—APA 7 (Part 14.e)

Latin Abbreviations—APA 7 (Part 14.e)

Use: The Latin abbreviation only for parenthetical material. * Punctuate the abbreviation as if it were spelling out the translation. Do not use  The Latin abbreviation for narrative material. Instead, use the translation.   Latin Abbreviation Translation cf....
Time Abbreviations—APA 7 (Part 14.d)

Time Abbreviations—APA 7 (Part 14.d)

Do not abbreviate: The words “day,” “week,” “month,” “year,” even when they are next to a numerical value. Abbreviate: The words “hour,” “minute,” “second,” and other measurements of seconds when they are accompanied by a numerical value.   Term Abbreviation...
Format of Abbreviation—APA 7 (Part 14.c)

Format of Abbreviation—APA 7 (Part 14.c)

Plural Forms: To make abbreviations plural, you do not need o add and apostrophe IQs URLs ps *Do not add “s” for pages or for units or measurement pp., 5cm, 12 hr Abbreviations Beginning a Sentence: Never begin a sentence with a lowercase abbreviation (cm) Or with a...
Definition of Abbreviations—APA 7 (Part 14.b)

Definition of Abbreviations—APA 7 (Part 14.b)

Do not define: Abbreviations that are written as terms in the dictionary (e.g., IQ) Measurement abbreviations Latin abbreviations Many statistical abbreviations Define all the other abbreviations, even those that are familiar to your readers *Once you have abbreviated...