Sample Manuscript SUNY Oswego（纽约州立大学奥斯维戈样本手稿）.pdf

SAMPLE MANUSCRIPT in APA format (5th ed.) According to the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (5th ed.), the pages of a manuscript should be arranged as follows: A. Title Page – page 1 [See Sections 1.06, 5.15] B. Abstract – page 2 [See Sections 1.07, 5.16] C. Text – begin on page 3 [See Section 5.17] 1. Introduction [See Section 1.08] 2. Method [See Section 1.09] a. Participants b. Apparatus (or Materials) c. Procedure 3. Results [See Section 1.10] 4. Discussion [See Section 1.11] D. References – start on separate page [See Sections 1.13, 3.94-3.103, Ch. 4] E. Appendices – start each on separate page [See Sections 1.14, 3.90-3.93, 5.19] F. Author note – start on separate page [See sections 1.15, 3.89, 5.20] G. Footnotes – list together, starting on separate page [See Sections 3.87, 5.20] H. Tables – start each on separate page [See Sections 3.62-3.74, 5.21] I. Figure Captions – list together, starting on separate page [See Sections 3.84, 5.22] J. Figures – place each on separate page [See sections 3.75-3.86, 5.22] The first page of every manuscript is the title page (see pp. 10-12 of the APA Publication Manual). The title page is removed if the author does not want reviewers to know who wrote the article: a “blind” review. Typing Instructions • Double space the entire manuscript. • Use 1 inch (2.54 cm) margins on all four sides. Title Page Effects of Defendant 1