APA 7 Referencing Style

INCLUDING THE IMAGE WITHIN YOUR TEXT:

Figure 1

The Gateway Belief Model (GBM)

Note.  From “The Scientific Consensus on Climate Change as a Gateway Belief: Experimental Evidence,” by S. van der Linden, A. Leiserowitz, G. Feinberg and E. Maibach, 2015, PLoS ONE, 10(2), p. 3 (http://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0118489). Copyright 2015 by van der Linden et al.

Format of Caption/Copyright Statement: Article

Note. From or [Adapted from] “Title of Article,” by A. Author, B. Author, and C. Author, Year, Journal Title, Volume(Issue), page number (URL or DOI). Copyright Year by Name of Copyright holder.

• Figures are all illustrations except for Tables. Figures include graphs, photos, screenshots, drawings, images.
• All figures are numbered as they appear in-text. The word Figure and the figure number are in bold. Figures are numbered in a separate sequence to any tables.
• The Title is written in italics below the Figure No.  Give the figure a short clear descriptive title in title case.
• The Note is immediately below each figure.  A note is included if you need to explain the figure or its contents [see APA7 guide p. 229]. 
• If you include a figure in your document, you should refer to it in your text.
• In-text always refer to Figure No. not to ‘figure above’ or ‘figure below’, e.g. Figure 1 shows...
• IF the figure is reprinted or adapted from another source the note must include a full citation and a Copyright Statement.  This citation includes all elements of the reference in the order of Title, author, year of publication and source.  The copyright statement is in the format, Copyright Year by Name of Copyright holder.
• IF your work is going to be published, the Copyright Statement is followed by the permission statement, Reprinted [or Adapted] with permission. You ONLY add the permission statement if permission has been sought and granted.
• See APA Style Figures Setup and APA Style Sample Figures for more information on how to set up your figures within your assignment.
• See also APA Style Clip Art or Stock Images References for how to include these types of images in your assignment or presentation.

INCLUDING THE TABLE WITHIN YOUR TEXT:

Table 1

Correlation Matrix Between Active and Passive Usage of Social Networking Sites (SNS) and Subjective Well-Being (SWB)

Note. Correlation results for usage of social networking sites and subjective well-being. From “Taking a break: The effect of taking a vacation from Facebook and Instagram on subjective well-being” by S. Hanley, S. Watt, & W. Coventry, 2019, PLoS ONE, 14(6), p. 6 (https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0217743). Copyright 2019 by Hanley et al.

Format of Note & Copyright Statement: Article

Note. Your concise explanation of figure as title. From [or Adapted from] “Title of Article,” by A. Author, B. Author, and C. Author, Year, Journal Title, Volume, page number (URL or DOI). Copyright Year by Name of Copyright holder.

• Tables typically present textual or numerical data in columns and rows. All other illustrations are Figures.
• The Title of the table is written in italics below the Table No.  Give the figure a short clear descriptive title in title case.
• Tables and figures are numbered in separate sequences. All tables need to be numbered sequentially as they appear in text, e.g. Table 1, Table 2.
• If you include a table in your document, you should refer to it in your text.
• In-text always refer to Table No. not to ‘table above’ or ‘table below’, e.g. Table 1 shows...
• IF the table is reproduced or adapted from another source the note must include a full citation and a Copyright Statement. This citation includes all elements of the reference in the order of Title, author, year of publication and source. The copyright statement is in the format, Copyright Year by Name of Copyright holder.
• IF your work is going to be published, the Copyright Statement is followed by the permission statement, Reprinted [or Adapted] with permission. You ONLY add the permission statement if permission has been sought and granted.
• See APA Style Table Setup and APA Style Sample Tables for more information on how to set up your tables within your assignment.

There is no reason to cite photographs or images (figures) by you that were used in your research, or data that you have researched and wish to display in a table. 

Everything in your article is presumed to be your own work unless you state otherwise.

If you place your figures or tables within your document, then treat these as Figures or Tables.