Were anyone to describe the Amsterdam weather in one word, that would be 'changeable'. There is simply no point in asking anyone what the weather is going to be like more than a week ahead of the time. Even the Netherlands metorological office readily admit that any forecasts further out than that, including their own, are very unreliable.
For more on the capitalization of specific words in APA Style, including copious specifics, exceptions, and examples, see the Publication Manual (pp. 101â104). In future posts, we will cover capitalization in author names, source titles, the reference list, abbreviations, and more.
When you reference a source within an APA style paper; whether it is using a direct quote, repurposing an image, or simply referring to an idea or theory, you should: 1  Insert an in-text citation (the authorâs surname and the date of publication within parentheses) straight after a direct quote.