From: AaronLynch@aol.com
Date: Fri 09 Apr 2004 - 09:31:02 GMT
In a message dated 4/6/2004 8:52:55 AM Central
Standard Time, dgatherer2002@yahoo.co.uk writes:
> Aaron:
> In the latter, I recommended looking up the guidelines
> for citations in Human Nature Review. Apparently, they
> don't have a submission guidelines page on their web
> site. So you might try some URL's at the American
> Psychological Association. Here are some relevant URLs
> that have materials on standards for publishing in
> their journals:
> http://www.apa.org/ethics/code2002.html And
> http://www.apa.org/journals/OpenLetterToAuthors.pdf.
> One advantage to those kinds of citation practices is
> that they can make it easier for scientists to give
> worthwhile feedback
>
> Erm, those aren't submission guidelines, Aaron,
> they're a code of practice to do with serious
> malpractice by psychologists. I'd be interested in
> finding out exactly which of those you think that
> Keith needs lecturing on........ ho, ho, ho!!
>
>
I really did not mean to get you all "reinvigorated," or
anything like that. Rather, I left out the main URL that I
wanted to list, namely, http://www.apastyle.org. It offers
a whole manual of style for APA publications, as updated in
2002. But I had previously received a shorter style guide
that summarized APA style considerations. I tried to find
an online version for Keith, but got distracted by those
other URLs dealing more with substance than style. All 3
URLs may be useful to people doing psychological research
and journal publication.
--Aaron Lynch
Thought Contagion Science Page:
http://www.thoughtcontagion.com
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