Once you type your references on the reference page, you will need to put in a hanging indent and double-space the entire reference list. In Microsoft Word, highlight the references from A to Z, then find the paragraph function in the Word ribbon. Select Hanging under Indentation and Double under spacing. See the Formatting your References tab for instructions on doing this on a Mac or in Google Docs.
References
Abbas, D. D. F. (2020). Manipulating of audio-visual aids in the educational processes in Al-Hilla University College. International Journal of Psychosocial Rehabilitation, 24(3), 1248-1263. https://doi.org.db12.linccweb.org/10.37200/ijpr/v24i3/pr200875
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| Material Type | In-text Citation | Reference |
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Major Greek and Roman classics or classical religious works require an in-text citation only, you do not need to include a full reference in your reference list. |
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Classical Greek work, date unknown Bible |
(Homer, trans. 1996).
(King James Version). |
Give the original author and then the date it was translated. or Give the name of the version you used followed by the word Version. |
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Classic work, date known |
Austen (1813/2003). |
Austen, J. (2003). Pride and prejudice. Barnes & Noble Classics. If you know the date the text was created give the original date as well as the copyright date in-text; use the copyright date of the edition you are using for the full reference at the end of your paper. |
| Bible | Job 2:7-10 (King James Version). |
Use the numbers that correspond to the book, chapter, verse, line, or canto for classics rather than the page numbers as these are standard across all versions. |