Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Cite a personal interview in text only. Match the format to the type of source for published interviews. Publish personal interviews to make the data recoverable.

Answer: In a parenthetical citation after a quote or paraphrase from the interview, identify the name of the person interviewed by their first initial and last name. Place a comma after the name, then the words "personal communication." Add another comma, then type the date of the interview in month-day-year format. Place a period outside the closing parentheses. Example: (B. Spears, personal communication, July 27, 2018). With APA style, citations are only included in your reference list if they point the reader to "recoverable data." A published interview would be published data because your readers could look it up and read it themselves. However, if you conducted an interview yourself, readers have no way to access it. If the interview is published, whether in print or online, the citation format is the same as it would be for any other article or video published that way. Generally, start your citation with the author, followed by the date of publication in parentheses. After the date, type the title of the interview in sentence-case, capitalizing only the first word and any proper nouns. Close with a URL or publication information. Magazine example: Schultz, S. (2018, April 9). Talking turkey with a lion tamer. Time, 139, 38-41. Blog post example: Sanders, S. (2018). Interview with Britney Spears [Blog post]. Retrieved from https://sandersss.wordpress.com/2018/07/27/interview-with-britney-spears Video example: Sanders, S. [Sandersss]. (2018, July 27). Interview with Britney Spears [Video File]. Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WqSTXuJeTks Post a transcript of the interview on a blog or other website. If you have a video or audio recording, post that on a blog or using a video platform such as YouTube. This allows your readers to access the interview and review your source material for themselves. Once you publish the interview, create an entry in your reference list that reflects the type of source. Use the regular author-date format for in-text citations.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Get some alcohol gel. Take a clean paper towel. Squeeze a little gel into the paper towel.

Answer: It is also known as hand sanitizer.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Visit . Sign into your Yahoo! Delete a single entry by clicking the trash can button. Delete all of your search history by clicking the "Clear History" button. Prevent future tracking by clicking "Turn History Off". Log into any other accounts that you need to delete the history for.

Answer: search.yahoo.com/history. You can also perform a Yahoo! search, hover over the Gear icon in the upper-right corner, and select "Search History". account. This isn't strictly necessary; if you're not logged in you'll see all the searches you made while not logged into your account. To see the searches associated with your Yahoo! account, click the "Sign In" button in the upper-right corner. Each of the searches you have performed will have this button to the right of the entry. You will be asked to confirm that you want to delete your entire history. Yahoo! will no longer store your search history. Yahoo! stores search history separately for each account. It will also store history for your current browsing session if you aren't logged in. Make sure to check everything if you're trying to completely erase your tracks.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Employ the puppy training methods outlined in Method 1, Steps 2-6. Use a taste deterrent. Punish judiciously. Seek professional assistance. Prepare just in case.

Answer:
As the old saying indicates, it will be more difficult to change the habits and behaviors of an older dog. Let patience and persistence be your allies. There are commercial sprays available that will make your skin or clothes smell and taste unpleasant to your dog. If your dog tends to bite your forearm, for instance, spray your shirt sleeve in that area while playing. You can also search for homemade versions of this deterrent. Beating your dog is never the best way to handle any situation, and in the case of biting only tends to instill fear, aggression, and an invitation for rougher play, all of which promote more biting. Use the following negative association methods in combination with the "yelp and stop" methods. Spray your dog in the mouth with a peppermint breath spray (like Binaca) when she bites. She will like neither the taste nor the sensation of the spray. All dogs are different, and training a puppy or older dog can be a frustrating and seemingly fruitless task. There is no shame in seeking out help from trained and experienced professionals. The ASPCA recommends that you seek out a Certified Applied Animal Behaviorist (CAAB or ACAAB), a Veterinary Behaviorist (Dip ACVB), or a Certified Professional Dog Trainer (CPDT) with demonstrated experience in dealing with dogs who bite. Train your dog in your home as opposed to sending him away to a training school if possible. Training is most effective when done in the familiar environment in which the trained behavior will be most commonly expected. Even the best-trained dog who has never shown a proclivity for biting can unexpectedly bite you, a family member, or a guest. Pain, sometimes pain of which you may not be aware, can be one cause of unexpected biting behavior. If there are behaviors, such as rough play or head-patting that can trigger a biting response from your dog, inform your family and guests to avoid doing so. Teach those around you to be aware of signs of an impending bite, by your dog or any others. These include ears pinned back, fur standing up, body stiffening, widened eyes with a direct gaze, and showing of teeth that can look like a yawn. Teach those around you how, in the worst case scenario, to respond to a threatening dog: remain calm, be assertive but avoid eye contact, and if attacked, ball up and protect your face, throat, chest, and fingers (by making fists).