What is the difference between a works cited page, a bibliography, and a References page?
Answer
Baker College uses APA Style for writing papers:
- APA calls the last page of the paper (with the citations) a References page.
- To see an example of a References page, consult the APA Help Guide.
The other terms mentioned--Works Cited and Bibliography, are used by other styles (such as MLA).
- They are all terms for the last page of a paper, with the books, articles, and websites used.
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