Which citation below is typed in the correct APA reference style? a) Riggio, H. R., & Garcia, A. L. (2009). The Power of Situations: Jonestown and the Fundamental Attribution Error. Teaching of Psychology, 36, 108-112. b) Riggio, H. R., & Garcia, A. L. (2009). The power of situations: Jonestown and the fundamental attribution error. Teaching of Psychology, 36, 108-112. c) Riggio, Heidi, & Garcia, Amber (2009). The power of situations: Jonestown and the fundamental attribution error. Teaching of Psychology, 36, 108-112. d) Riggio, H. R., & Garcia, A. L. (2009). The power of situations: Jonestown and the fundamental attribution error. Teaching of Psychology, 36, 108-112.

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Which citation below is typed in the correct APA reference style? a) Riggio, H. R., & Garcia, A. L. (2009). The Power of Situations: Jonestown and the Fundamental Attribution Error. Teaching of Psychology, 36, 108-112. b) Riggio, H. R., & Garcia, A. L. (2009). The power of situations: Jonestown and the fundamental attribution error. Teaching of Psychology, 36, 108-112. c) Riggio, Heidi, & Garcia, Amber (2009). The power of situations: Jonestown and the fundamental attribution error. Teaching of Psychology, 36, 108-112. d) Riggio, H. R., & Garcia, A. L. (2009). The power of situations: Jonestown and the fundamental attribution error. Teaching of Psychology, 36, 108-112.

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Bryan Mathis · Answer 1

The answer is "Option b and d".

Explanation:

It is a referencing style, that indeed a "writer-date" type, because if the quote in the document includes the author (s) and year of release provided in the round braces or whole part.

Its entries in the grading rubric include all of the details trying to track the origin, In this, except option b and d all were wrong because it is not part of the psychology, that teaches in Italics.