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The American Psychological Association (APA) 6th edition format is a widely used citation and formatting style for academic papers, particularly in the social sciences. Here are the basic guidelines for APA 6th edition format:

1. Title page:
   • Title of the paper
   • Name(s) of the author(s)
   • Institutional affiliation(s)
   • Running head (shortened title for the header)
2. Abstract:
   • A brief summary of the main points of the paper (usually between 150-250 words)
3. Body:
   • Introduction
   • Literature review
   • Methodology
   • Results
   • Discussion
   • Conclusion
4. References:
   • Alphabetical list of all sources cited in the paper
   • Format for each reference depends on the type of source (book, journal article, website, etc.)
5. In-text citations:
   • Brief parenthetical citations within the text of the paper to indicate sources
   • Include author’s last name and year of publication
6. Formatting:
   • 12-point Times New Roman font
   • Double-spaced throughout
   • 1-inch margins on all sides
   • Page number in the top right corner of each page
   • Headings and subheadings to organize the paper (format varies depending on level of heading)

Note: These are just the basic guidelines for APA 6th edition format. Always check with your instructor or academic institution for specific formatting requirements.