Within the body of the text, writers may use one or two spaces after sentence ending punctuation; however, spacing must be consistent throughout the document. a. True b. False

False.

Explanation:

When writing anything, the spacing of the words are on the writer and the circumstances of the words within the text. But with the most recent change in the APA (American Psychological Association) 's style manual of 2009, it suggests that the use of two spaces after periods ending sentences aids in the readability of the work but not throughout the whole document. So, the need to use consistent spacing throughout the document is false.