APA Style Annotated Bibliography

• An annotated bibliography is essentially, an expanded reference list. In an annotated bibliography, reference list entries are followed by annotations, which are short descriptions or summaries of the listed references. Annotated bibliographies can exist independently, or they can constitute one part of a research paper in fields that require bibliographies instead of reference lists.

• Please submit your annotated bibliography, in APA style, on any topic related to Social Psychology. That means that the crux of the topic must emphasize the individual in the context of the social situation. This annotated bibliography must include at least five scholarly sources in psychology or Afrikana Studies. At least four of those sources must be from peer reviewed journals. The fifth source can be from a book, a doctoral disseration, or Master's thesis. Peer reviewed journals often but not always have "Journal of..." in the title. Your refernces must also be psychology or Afrikana Studies sources. It is your responsibility to verify that the references that you cite are peer-reviwed. Each appropriate entry is worth five points, and another five points is awareded for exact APA style.

• Your annotated bibliography should have one comprehensive topic, and include at least five scholarly sources based on that topic. Each source (annotation) should include 200 to 300 words.