Works Cited
On page 702 of the "Documentation of Sources" handout, this is the in-text citation used in the "Citations Within a Paper" section.
What is "(Friedman 19)"?
According to Sarah Hughes (hint: Check out the sample MLA paper in the "Documentation of Sources" handout), this is how much divorce mediators often charge per hour for their services.
What is $100 to $350 an hour?
This is the question Jerry M. Lewis asked families as part of his research into 'healthy' family communication. (Hint: Check out "The Family Interrupts, But Equally" in Dolores Curren's article.)
What is "What's the main thing wrong with your family?"
This is the label for the fifth Roman numeral of Sarah Hughes' outline for her sample MLA essay.
What is "Who shouldn't use mediation"?
This is the phrase that Dolores Curran put in Italics in "The Family Has Control over Television".
What is "television widow"?
This is the title of the editorial penned for The Philadelphia Inquirer on page 704 of the "Documentation of Sources" handout.
What is "Drugs and Preschoolers"?
This is the name of the article in which Sarah Hughes found the statistic that divorce mediation takes 2-3 months, "as opposed to 2-3 years in the adversarial process" ("Documentation of Sources").
What is "Mediation: How it Works"?
Who is Ann McCarroll?
This is the phrase Sarah Hughes uses to introduce the last part of her paper.
What is "In conclusion"?
What is "The Family Recognizes Unspoken Messages"?
This is how big the margins should be for an MLA-formatted paper. (Hint: Check the "Documentation of Sources" handout!)
What is 1-inch?
On page 6 of Sarah Hughes' essay on divorce mediation, this is the information placed in [brackets].
What is "[The divorcing couple]"?
This is the name of the author who publishes an interview in the Christian Science Monitor. (Hint: Check out "The Family Listens and Responds" in Dolores Curren's article.)
Who is Ann McCarroll?
This is the topic of Sarah Hughes' third advantage of divorce mediation, according to her paper outline.
What is "Advantages of mediation in terms of divorce agreement"?
This subject header/section title in Dolores Curran's article on family communication contains two words with dashes (-) in it.
What is "The Family Recognizes Turn-Off Words and Put-Down Phrases"?
On page 711 of the "Documentation of Sources" handout, this is what "Hughes 3" refers to.
What is the paper author's/writer's last name, and the page number of their paper?
This is the name of the publication in which Esther Schonfeld and Deena Kessler's article on "Divorce Litigation Alternatives" can be found. (Hint: Check out Sarah Hughes' Works Cited page!)
This is what Sarah Hughes uses as an in-text citation when quoting Lynn Jacob on page 3 of her sample MLA paper.
What is "(qtd. in Field 136)"?
This is how many Works Cited entries Sarah Hughes includes at the end of her paper.
What is 12 entries?
This is who wrote the preview for Diane Urbina's article on fast food.
Who are Langan and Albright?
This is the complete, correct Works Cited entry for the "Documentation of Sources" handout, photocopied from your Langan and Albright textbook. (Hint: Check out the "Chapter of Section in a Book by One Author" entry on page 705 of your textbook [though remember your entry contains two authors ...]!)
Langan, John and Albright, Zoe L. "Documentation of Sources." English Skills with Readings. Ninth edition. McGraw-Hill, 2015, pp. 702-16.
Diane Urbina uses a photo in her "'Extra Large,' Please" article of this specific food item.
What is a double cheeseburger?
This is the name of the specific type of quotation that Sarah Hughes uses on both page 1 and page 6 of her sample MLA essay.
What is direct quotation?
These are the two emotional disadvantages of traditional divorce, according to Sarah Hughes' paper outline.
What are 1) Pits clients against one another; and 2) Produces hostility and distrust?
This is how you would write the article title "Extra Large," Please if you were going to use it on your own Works Cited page. (Hint: What kind of punctuation do you need for article titles?)