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The 7th Edition of the APA Style Guide sets the following guidelines for annotated bibliographies:

• The references should be presented in alphabetical order by the author's last name, just like a standard reference list. 
• Annotation paragraphs should be below the reference that they are discussing.
• Using the paragraph window in Microsoft Word, indent the annotation paragraph by 0.5 inches/1.27 cm., the same as you would for a block quotation.
• Do not add an additional indent to the paragraph.
• If the annotation spans multiple paragraphs, indent any paragraphs beyond the first an additional 0.5 inches/1.27 cm.
• Do not add a space between paragraphs in an annotated bibliography.
• Normally, you do not need to use in-text citations in an annotation paragraph, as it is clear through context that you're getting the information from the source you're annotating. However, if you refer to a different work within the paragraph, you need to include an in-text citation for that (American Psychological Association, p. 307).

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