Activity in Citation Style

APA
*For a work with only one author

· According to Adagio (1960), Problem-solving is the key to being able to

do everything else.

· Problem-solving is the key to being able to do everything else.

(Adagio,1960).

*For two authors

· According to Adagio & Antonio (1960), Problem-solving is the key to

being able to do everything else.

Problem-solving is the key to being able to do everything else. (Adagio &

Antonio, 1960)

*For three to five authors (first citation)

· According to Adagio & Antonio (1960), Problem-solving is the key to

being able to do everything else.

· Problem-solving is the key to being able to do everything else. (Adagio,

Antonio & Falabi, 1960).

*For three to five authors (subsequent citation)

· Adagio, Antonio & Falabi, Problem-solving is the key to being able to do

everything else. (1960).

· Problem-solving is the key to being able to do everything else. (Adagio,

Antonio & Falabi, 1960).

*Direct Quotations

· Antonio (1960) states that “Problem-solving is the key to being able to do

everything else.” (p.12).

· According Antonio (1960) “Problem-solving is the key to being able to do

everything else.” (p.12).
· He claimed that “Problem-solving is the key to being able to do everything
else.” (Antonio, 1960, p.12) for effective self-realization.

MLA STYLE
 *Follow the author-page method

· According to Talagtag, “We cannot move forward if we let the past pull us
back”(12).

· Destiny is not designed by mere mortals like us; it is crafted by god

(Talagtag, 12).

*For three authors

· Talagtag & Gappi states “We cannot move forward if we let the past pull us
back” (12).

· “Destiny is not designed by mere mortals like us, it is crafted by god”

(Talagtag & Gappi , 12).

· Talagtag, Gappi, & Saldino states “We cannot move forward if we let the
past pull us back” (12).

· “Destiny is not designed by mere mortals like us, it is crafted by god”

(Talagtag, Gappi, & Saldino, 12).

*For a print source with more than three authors

Talagtag et al. states “We cannot move forward if we let the past pull us back”
(12).

“Destiny is not designed by mere mortals like us, it is crafted by god” (Talagtag et
al, 12).

Talagtag, Gappi, & Saldino, & Reyes state that “We cannot move forward if we let
the past pull us back” (12).

“Destiny is not designed by mere mortals like us, it is crafted by god” (“Quote”
12).