Table footnotes should be indicated by a, b, c, and so forth. Tables should be limited in size while still serving the purpose of the authors. Where used, it should be as simple as possible. For example, it usually is not necessary to include both frequencies and percentages. Numerous statistical findings, such as means, t-scores, significance symbols of other sorts, are best relegated to the tables.
Authors are responsible for completing professional-looking graphics.
For materials such as graphs, charts, line drawings, or illustrations, we prefer that authors provide camera-ready copy. You may obtain such copy using suitable office suite programs such as Power Point and a clean, 600-dpi printer and the use of a lightly coated paper. The preparation of graphics by use of simple symbols available on word processors produces inadequate results. A print from a graphics file must still be provided. An electronic image on diskette in either Microsoft Word or WordPerfect in Windows format is required.