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APA Style Student Report Template 7th Edition

This document appears to be an APA-formatted template for a student paper. It includes sections for an abstract, keywords, introduction, headings for different sections (such as Method, Results, Discussion), and a references list. The document provides instructions and examples for formatting the different sections according to APA style, such as how to format headings, citations, and references. It also directs students to the APA Manual for more details on APA formatting requirements.

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APA Style Student Report Template 7th Edition

This document appears to be an APA-formatted template for a student paper. It includes sections for an abstract, keywords, introduction, headings for different sections (such as Method, Results, Discussion), and a references list. The document provides instructions and examples for formatting the different sections according to APA style, such as how to format headings, citations, and references. It also directs students to the APA Manual for more details on APA formatting requirements.

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The Title of Your Paper

Consuelo Fernanda Plaza Cerón

Facultad de Ciencias Sociales, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile

TSL173-2: Desafíos del Trabajo Social

Lorena Victoria Campos Vadell

Elson Reinaldo De La Cruz Garrido Carter, Fernanda Francisca Gonzáles Pérez


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Introducción

Type your abstract here. Do not indent paragraphs in the abstract. For further information about

writing abstracts please consult section 2.9 and 3.3 of the Publication Manual of the American

Psychological Association (7th ed.).

Keywords: Insert a few keywords on what your paper is about here (see section 2.10 of

the APA Manual for information about keywords)


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The Title of Your Paper

Start your paper here. Be sure to indent all paragraphs in the body of your paper. If you

are doing an APA formatted report-style paper, this section would be your introduction. APA

formatted reports typically contain three major sections (method, results, and discussion) in the

body of the paper. If you are using this template and need more sections simply copy and paste

the sections below. If you are using any appendices or tables/figures they go on separate pages

after the references. For further information on what goes in each portion of an APA report

please consult chapter two of the Publication Manual of the American Psychological

Association (7th ed., 1st printing).

Heading 1

Heading number one should be centered on the page, bolded, have all primary words

capitalized (title case), and be on its own line. If you are doing an APA formatted report-style

paper, this section would typically be the method section, be sure to title the heading

appropriately. If there are subsections, use the heading levels illustrated below.

Heading Number 2

Heading number two should be flush to the left side of the page, bolded, have all primary

words capitalized (title case), and be on its own line. Be sure to title this heading appropriately,

and that the text of your paper begins a new paragraph.

Heading Number 3

Heading number three should be flush to the left side of the page, bolded, italicized, have all

primary words capitalized (title case), and be on its own line. Be sure to title this heading

appropriately, and that the text of your paper begins a new paragraph.
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Heading Number 4. If you are using a fourth-level heading it gets indented, bolded, has

all primary words capitalized (title case), and has a period at the end. Begin the text of your

paper on the same line immediately following heading 4.

Heading Number 5. If you are using a fifth-level heading it gets indented, bolded,

italicized, has all primary words capitalized (title case), and has a period at the end. Begin the

text of your paper on the same line immediately following heading 5.


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References

Insert your alphabetized list of references here. Be sure to use a hanging indent to differentiate

between citations.

American Psychological Association. (2020). Publication manual of the American

Psychological Association (7th ed.). https://doi.org/10.1037/0000165-000

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