Note that citing and referencing the Chadee chapters each week is NOT like the Kassin et al. textbook. Kassin et al. wrote all of the chapters so the citation and reference never change. However, each chapter in the Chadee text is written by different authors (Chadee is the editor) so you must cite and reference each chapter differently. Example and instructions attached.

 Comments

2. Do not cite by chapters of book titles; author and years only
3. Do not cite or reference by Chadee – use chapter authors
4. Provide complete reference for Chadee chapters. Here is the format:
Rumble, A. (2011). Interdependence in social interaction. In D. Chadee (Ed.), Theories of social psychology (pp. 191-208). Wiley.
5. Remove months from references
6. Only capitalize the first word of article title/subtitle in Laczniak et al. reference

 Comments

1. Replace “Introduction” heading with title; centered
2. When there are two authors, cite both (Jordan & Zanna, 1999)
3. Note that the Chadee text is an edited book so each chapter is cited and referenced by its author(s). For Module 1, the citation is (Rumble, 2011). Here is the example for chapter 8 (as assigned in Module 1; italicize book title):
Rumble, A. (2011). Interdependence in social interaction. In D. Chadee (Ed.), Theories of social psychology (pp. 191-208). Wiley.
4. Center Conclusion heading
5. Use bold font for References heading
6. Only capitalize the first word of article titles/subtitles in references
7. Authors are listed last name, first initial in all references
8. List all authors in the references
9. Only capitalize the first word of book title in reference

Work to weave your sources together rather than summarizing them separately. Choose three topics from the week and cite at least two of the readings when discussing each topic. See rubric for APA edits, noting the corrections for the Chadee chapters.