the following is a source on your works cited page: \reality tv is messing with your head.\ scholastic…

the following is a source on your works cited page: \reality tv is messing with your head.\ scholastic choices, vol. 28, no 6, 2012. academic search complete, choices.scholastic.com/story/reality - tv - messing - your - head. accessed 1 october 2016. what would the in - text citation for this source look like? if you need to, check the purdue owl website. a (no author) b (scholastic choices) c (reality tv) d (\reality tv\)

the following is a source on your works cited page: \reality tv is messing with your head.\ scholastic choices, vol. 28, no 6, 2012. academic search complete, choices.scholastic.com/story/reality - tv - messing - your - head. accessed 1 october 2016. what would the in - text citation for this source look like? if you need to, check the purdue owl website. a (no author) b (scholastic choices) c (reality tv) d (\reality tv\)

Answer

Answer:

B. (Scholastic Choices)

Brief Explanations:

When there is no author for a source, in - text citation in APA (for example, common in academic writing) uses the title of the work. But if the source is from a periodical (like in this case, Scholastic Choices is the name of the periodical), and there is no author, we use the name of the periodical in the in - text citation. Option A is incorrect as we don't just put "No Author". Option C uses an incomplete title of the article. Option D uses an incorrect (truncated) form of the article title. So, the correct in - text citation is (Scholastic Choices).