When Should You Include Issue Numbers for Journal Article References

question 71

Multiple Choice

When should you include issue numbers for journal article references in the reference list?

• A) You should always include the issue number.
• B) You should only include the issue number when the journal repaginates after every issue.
• C) You should only include the issue number for peer-reviewed journals.
• D) You should only include the issue number when the issue numbers are provided by the journal.

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