APA webinar

APA EXERCISE

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Once you have viewed the recording, please complete the 3 very basic exercises below and email the answers to me at

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ARTICLE

A “Changing Culture of Fatherhood”:

Effects on Affectionate Communication, Closeness, and Satisfaction in Men’s Relationships with their Fathers and their Sons

Western Journal of Communication, Volume 66, Issue No 4, Pages 395 to 411, Published 2002.

Mark T. Morman and Kory Floyd

EXERCISE 1

Please complete a Reference for the article above

EXERCISE 2-3

For the following quotation, which is from page 399 of the article mentioned above, please provide a) Narrative citation and b) Parenthetical citation:

QUOTATION

“During the early part of the 1990s, the role of the American father was not only one of participation in home life but also of concentrated attention to the social and psychological development of his children.”

APA EXERCISE

ZOOM Link for recording

https://zoom.us/rec/share/x-d7A5LS8k5JYZWWwW3vQIhxEbrlaaa8

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yYY8qYOmEc3WkOJJMx_ecIk57FzWm_I?startTime=1592774773000

Once you have viewed the recording, please complete the 3 very basic exercises below and email the answers to me at

library@calsouthern.edu

I will then add your name to the list of attendees of the Wednesday session.

ARTICLE

A “Changing Culture of Fatherhood”:

Effects on Affectionate Communication, Closeness, and Satisfaction in Men’s Relationships with their Fathers and their Sons

Western Journal of Communication, Volume 66, Issue No 4, Pages 395 to 411, Published 2002.

Mark T. Morman and Kory Floyd

EXERCISE 1

Please complete a
Reference
for the article above

EXERCISE 2-3

For the following quotation, which is from page 399 of the article mentioned above, please provide a)
Narrative
citation and b)
Parenthetical
citation:

QUOTATION

“During the early part of the 1990s, the role of the American father was not only one of participation in home life but also of concentrated attention to the social and psychological development of his children.”

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