How to Cite Multiple Authors
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How to Cite Multiple Authors
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Frequently Asked Questions
A citation is a reference to a source used in your writing. It provides credit to authors and details necessary for readers to locate the original work.
In APA, list the last names followed by initials for each author. Use an ampersand before the last author's name. For references, list up to 20 authors; for in-text citations, use the first author's name followed by 'et al.' if there are three or more.
In MLA, list the first author's full name reversed, followed by a comma and the remaining authors in normal order. For three or more authors, only the first author is listed followed by 'et al.'
In Chicago style, list up to 10 authors for a full bibliography entry. For in-text citations or notes, use the first author's last name followed by 'et al.' if there are four or more.
No, 'et al.' is used when there are three or more authors. For two authors, list both names in your citation.
Specify initials or full first names to differentiate authors with similar last names. Always check your chosen style guide for detailed instructions.
Yes, citation styles can vary by discipline and geographic location. Common styles include APA, MLA, and Chicago, which are used widely but may have regional adaptations.
Citation styles are standardized and commonly accepted by academic institutions. It's best to adhere to established styles like APA, MLA, or Chicago for consistency and acceptance.
Yes, legal documents frequently use The Bluebook or OSCOLA styles. These cover a range of legal citations including cases, legislation, and treaties.
Our platform handles citation formats seamlessly, but note that other tools may have minimum character requirements for processing, typically 300 characters if involving AI variants.
Yes, PDFs can typically be converted to text and used to assist with citation identification. Ensure your chosen tool supports this format conversion.
No, our citation tools require an internet connection for processing. Offline citation support is not available and online processing is the norm.
Yes, typically up to 100 MB for file uploads when using digital tools. Exceeding this may require splitting files into smaller portions.
Yes, most citation styles have guidelines for online sources, including author, title, and URL. Always include access dates for web material.
While AI can suggest formatting, it may not identify incomplete author lists. Double-check your entries against source material for accuracy.