APA Style and Writing in Psychology: Home

Refworks is a web-based bibliography and citation manager provided by the Penn Libraries

A free, easy-to-use Firefox extension to help you collect, organize, and cite your research sources

NoodleTools is a web-based research platform that assists at multiple points in the research process

2GB of free storage that assists with gathering, reading, and organizing research and citations.

2 GB of free storage for reference management. The University does not have a site license for EndNote. Individuals and departments may purchase copies from Penn's Computer Connection.

Provides instructions and guidance for APA formatting

The official companion to the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association, Sixth Edition.

A 5-page document that provides a common core of elements for APA style

Created by Mike Strahan (2013), reviews tips and common mistakes.

The report presents standards for information that should be included in manuscripts reporting new data collections and meta-analyses. Rather than focus on punctuation and formatting, this report addresses report content and structure.

Written by David Brainard, this 2-page document describes the importance of the editorial and review process

Written by J. Baron (1991), this write-up includes details on the sections of a research report; general advice; and and appendix by Martin Seligman on good scientific writing