There are two parts to this rule: One applies to narrative citing (where the author is part of the sentence itself), and the other applies to parenthetical citing (where the author and year appear at the end of the sentence within parentheses). 71 in the latest Perrin Pocket Guide), the guideline is explained somewhat more clearly, but it still generates more questions than just about any other APA conundrum. And yes, we are that dorky.) In the sixth edition (now on p.
It’s a rule that was so vexing to understand in the fifth edition that we tutors had a long e-mail thread with the subject line “The Great 208 Debate.” ( was the location of the rule. In both the fifth and sixth editions of the APA manual, there is a shortcut involved in citing the same author multiple times within a paragraph.
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