APA question - I am siting a publication from The American Nurse (which is the official publication of the American Nurses Association). My question is - I am not sure if I need to mention the ANA anywhere in the citation or not. Since the actual publication is The American Nurse is the actual publication, is that all that is required in the name part of the reference (see below)
APA Example: Trossman, S. (2011, May/June). The practice of ethics: RNs learn, discuss issues. The American Nurse, 43(3), 1, 13, 15.

Thanks for any clarification!

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APA question - I am siting a publication from The American Nurse (which is the official publication of the American Nurses Association).  My question is - I am not sure if I need to mention the ANA anywhere in the citation or not.  Since the actual publication is The American Nurse is the actual publication, is that all that is required in the name part of the reference (see below)
APA Example:  Trossman, S. (2011, May/June). The practice of ethics: RNs learn, discuss issues. The American Nurse, 43(3), 1, 13, 15.  

Thanks for any clarification!

anonymous · Answer

oops - I meant to write "citing" - as in citation

anonymous · Answer

I am doing the same question and I don't believe you do ANA in there but it does throw u off.  I dont know why they put it n there.