If multiple paths could lead the reader to the same electronic information, it is best to choose the simplest path possible. For sources such as websites, which can be revised at any time, it is best to cite both the date of the latest revision and the date the writer accessed the site. All subdirectories used to access an electronic document should be cited, so that following up on your sources is easy and unambiguous. The American Psychological Association, Publication Manual, like other scientific citation formats, uses last name and initials for personal authors. The publication date follows the author's name immediately, and quotation marks and underlining are not used in giving titles of works.
Date accessed by the writer is given last.
A Walk in the Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary. Ended July 31, 1995. Government Statistical Data U.S. Bureau of the Census. The Modern Language Association Handbook for Writers of Research Papers is widely used for scholarly communication in the humanities. It differs from the APA Publication Manual in several ways.