When must an author provide a citation for information presented ...

[RYAN BANYAN]

When must an author provide a citation for information presented in his or her paper?
 
  A) when presenting information that is not one's own thoughts or information that is not
  considered common knowledge
  B) only when the information is considered common knowledge to other psychologists
  C) only if he or she used information from a journal article
  D) any time he or she thinks a citation might improve the strength of their argument

Question 2

If I used a 2003 article by Indiana Jones and Bob Dylan in my paper, how would I cite this
  reference at the end of a sentence?
 
  A) (Jones and Dylan, 2003 ) B) (Jones &Dylan, 2003 )
  C) (I. Jones and B. Dylan, 2003 ) D) (Indiana Jones & Bob Dylan, 2003)

[tanna.moeller]

Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

B

[RYAN BANYAN]

Excellent

[cpetit11]

Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it