Former Psych 307 TA and student respondents discuss the use of hedging in psychological writing and the importance of demonstrating genuine regard. After sharing the principles, he demonstrates ways in which his introduction rough draft did not conform and ways to repair the writing errors. (Length: 21:33)

Kate, a Psych 307 TA, talks about APA formatting and shares the most common student mistakes made in title pages and abstracts. (Length: 7:42) From 0:00-2:08 Kate gives some general guidelines for APA formatting, from 2:08-3:26 she gives her top 5 hints when writing a title page, from 3:36-4:33 she reviews and example title page, from 4:34-6:28 she gives her top 4 hints for writing an abstract, and from 6:29-7:42 she reviews an example of an abstract. This video is not publicly available, but may be accessed if you contact the instructor over the online version of Psych 307. It is also based on APA Style, 6th Edition.

Kate, a Psych 307 TA, discusses how to avoid errors in reference lists and avoid plagiarism. (Length: 11:56) From 0:00-5:05 Kate discusses her top five reference hints, from 5:06-7:32 she reviews an example reference page, and from 7:33-11:56 she gives her top 4 hints to avoid plagiarism. This video is not publicly available, but may be accessed if you contact the instructor over the online version of Psych 307. It is also based on APA Style, 6th Edition.

Some helpful hints about body text, such as headings, and ways to avoid problems with in-text citations by Kate, a Psych 307 TA. (Length: 9:21) From 0:00-3:30 Kate gives her top 4 hints for writing body text, from 3:31-6:48 she gives her top 5 hints about in-text citations, from 6:49-8:26 she reviews examples of in-text citations, and from 8:26-9:21 she gives final notes about being compliant to APA guidelines. This video is not publicly available, but may be accessed if you contact the instructor over the online version of Psych 307. It is also based on APA Style, 6th Edition.