Question

Also, you need to punctuate your citations AFTER the parentheses (citation).

What does he mean. Does he mean in my actual references or in my essay?

I will attach them when you respond : )

Answer 1

these are my references which look fine to me, so i think hes talking about my citations but i dont know what he wants me to do with them? I thought I did them correctly. You dont have to read my essay could you just peek at the citations and see if their right?

Answer 2

He means that parenthetical references push the punctuation to the outside of the last parenthesis.

Dr. Smith said, "Killing is bad" (92).

Answer 3

in my references not in my essay right?

Answer 4

Deming D.J., G. C. (Winter 2012).
for example get rid of the period after the C ?

Answer 5

In your actual essay. I haven't looked at your references, but parenthetical citation is usually in the essay itself.

Answer 6

The period after the C should stay in your work cited.

Answer 7

really the puntcuation goes after the citations? I never knew that

Answer 8

ok on the period after the C

Answer 9

Yep...a lit of people miss that one.

Answer 10

would I do that for qouting or just referring or both?

Answer 11

. This is called the Expected Family Contribution (EFC) which is determined by a variety of family circumstances (Roos Dave, 2000).
So this is correct then?

Answer 12

This cannot be correct:
. “The great divide in the world of for-profit colleges is between those that train people for professions that require a license to practice, such as medical fields, and those that offer dreams for sale, like culinary or photography careers (Contreras, 2010).”

Answer 13

Is this correct too for a qoute?

“The great divide in the world of for-profit colleges is between those that train people for professions that require a license to practice, such as medical fields, and those that offer dreams for sale, like culinary or photography careers” (Contreras, 2010).

Answer 14

It is correct with the punctuation. If you are using APA, the citation is right as long as it isn't a printed source. If it is from a printed source, you need the page number also. I know more about MLA, so defer to others if someone tells you differently.