How do I Format each reference following APA guidelines?

I dont understand this, and could use some help !! PLEASE !!





Reference #1鈥擝ook





Author: Richard N. Bolles


Title: What Color Is Your Parachute? 2009: A Practical Manual for Job-Hunters and Career-Changers


Edition: N/A


Copyright: October 1, 2008


Publisher: Ten Speed Press


Location: Berkeley, CA





Reference #2鈥擝ook





Author: Michael Stebleton


Title: Hired! The Job-Hunting/Career-Planning Guide


Edition: 3


Copyright: December 15, 2005


Publisher: Prentice Hall


Location: Englewood Cliffs, NJ





Reference #3鈥擝ook





Author: Duane Brown


Title: Career Choice and Development


Edition: N/A


Copyright: July 15, 2002


Publisher: Jossey-Bass


Location: San Francisco, CA





Reference #4鈥擝ook





Author: Timothy Butler and James Waldroop


Title: Discovering Your Career in Business


Edition: N/A


Copyright: December 16, 1996


Publisher: Perseus Books


Location: New York











Reference #5鈥擝ook





Author: Rene Carew


Title: The Complete Idiot's Guide to Discovering Your Perfect Career


Edition: N/A


Copyright: September 6, 2005


Publisher: Alpha


Location: New York





Reference #6鈥擬agazine Article





Article Author: Barbara Kiviat


Article Title: The New Rules of Web Hiring


Magazine: Time


Magazine Publisher: Time, Inc.


Date of Publication: Monday, November 24, 2003





Reference #7鈥擶eb Site Article





Article Title: Career Assessment


Web Site URL: http://www.CareerStrategy.org


Date Accessed: June 23, 2009


No author given





Reference #8鈥擶eb Site Article





Article Author: Katharine Hansen, Ph.D.


Article Title: 10 Powerful Career Strategies for Women


Web Site Publisher: Quintessential Careers


Article URL: http://www.quintcareers.com/women_career_strategies.html


Date Accessed: June 23, 2009|||Wow that is certainly a lot of references- good for you! I am not going to cite them for you, but here is a GREAT resource. Trust me, you will use this every time you need it.





Here's the link: http://www.calvin.edu/library/knightcite/index.php


They provide you with APA (also MLA and Chicago) along with various resource types (Book, Online, etc).





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