Wednesday, July 11, 2012

APA Style Papers


From the book that I read on the profession of writing, I also got to know much about the use of personal statements in writing and the famous APA stylepapers. Personal statements’ use was discussed under the topic of plagiarism. From this perspective, the author considered the use of personal statements as a mechanism of avoiding plagiarism. To the author, the writer has a good way of avoiding plagiarism, a serious academic offence by using personal statements. 
This could probably sound Greek if one does not know what personal statements are-just the words of the writer, no direct copying and pasting of the author’s information but ‘translating’ it in your own understanding-personal statements. Many problems of plagiarism could then be overcome if you use personal statements, yet writers find it rare to use personal statements. 
For a writer, all you will do is to change the words into your equivalents and not using them as they are. Then, you will have used personal statements. What even interested me most were APA style papers. In fact after this reading, I even prayed hard that all paper I write may be APA style papers. 
The author regarded APA style papers that most organized. He also described APA style papers as simple in structure. He further postulated that APA style papers are easy to comprehend, adding that APA style papers give all the information one may need about the paper and the consulted materials or sources. APA style papers are because of this, highly considered and liked by many clients, and for that, APA style papers are very common in custom writing.