*WARNING*( I have added two files for the Articles There is a list of ten DO NOT DO 1 AND 7 because I added a new file for those articles to be replaced that I want you to do instead ) PLEASE DO APA CITATIONS I HAVE GOT MY PAPER DONE BY YOU AND THE CITATIONS WERE INCORRECT when I submitted my paper IT ALSO NEEDS TO INCLUDE DOI THANK YOU .You should list the article as a citation in APA format (single spaced) and then write a concise
paragraph of the information contained in the article (double spaced). Please make sure you are
writing about 4-5 sentences. Make sure it is clear and there is enough information. Be pithy and to
the point! Just tell me what they looked at and what they found. Keep it simple. Be mindful of
spelling and grammar. This means use complete sentences please.
The bibliography should be numbered and listed in alphabetical order according the first author in
the reference.
1. Barnes, T.C. & Zebra, O.L.
2. Combs, P.A., Stone, A., Freo, L
Please skip a space between references.
(APA style citation) Make sure that you use a hanging indent with each citation and that it is single
spaced and numbered followed by your short summary (see example below). *Note: You should
not be listing how you found the article, such as Google scholar, PubMed, EbscoHost. If you are in
doubt please use this link or use the APA manual:
box-12804367 Also, please use the APA style reference pdf posted in the library projects folder on
D2L for clarification. It is the best example to use.
Annotated Bibliography Assignment Directions
Author, A. A., Author, B. B., & Author, C. C. (Year). Title of article. Title of Journal, vv(ii), pp-pp.
Below is an example for formatting purposes:
1. Cureton, K. J., Tomporowski, P. D., Singhal, A., Pasley, J. D., Bigelman, K. A., Lambourne, K., Trilk, J. L.,
McCully, K. K., Arnaud, M. J., & Zhao, Q. (2009). Dietary quercetin supplementation is not
ergogenic in untrained men. Journal of Applied Physiology, 07(4), 1095-1104. doi:
10.1152/japplphysiol.00234.2009
The authors examined the effects of Quercetin supplementation in humans for the first
time to determine if oxidative capacity would increase as previously seen in animal models
(mice). Results revealed that Quercetin supplementation was not associated with
improvements in oxidative capacity in healthy untrained college aged men.
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