opksec.blogg.se - Openoffice apa template

Create a custom "Table Look Style", by "Editing" the initial table's "Look Style" and saving the changes as a custom "style" ("APA Table" seems like a reasonable choice).

Produce an initial table for alteration (using any analysis a simple frequency table is sufficient).

The necessary changes can be accomplished in 3 steps: The adjustments to SPSS that are needed to produce tables like the ones on the right are only necessary to be made once, after which the adjustments are made automatically by SPSS and you'll find all of your future tables are ready for insertion into your APA manuscript immediately after analysis.

The default font type and size has been changed to Times New Roman 12pt.

The table borders have been adjusted appropriately (details of specific changes to follow shortly).

The title has been changed from center justified and bold to left justified, italics, and NOT bold ( above-right APA format).

The table on the right more closely aligns with APA format than the table on the left in several ways:

Description: w04a1 – Learning Activity: Creating a Severance PackageĬreate a severance package for a separated employee in a fictitious company.Ĭreates a severance package for a separated employee in a fictitious company that does not include position differences, years of service, or actual compensation amounts.Ĭreates a severance package for a separated employee in a fictitious company that includes position differences, years of service, or actual compensation amounts.years of service, or actual compensation amounts.ĭetermine whether severance pay is taxable.ĭoes not determine whether severance pay is taxable.ĭetermines whether severance pay is taxable.Ĭreate a chart that depicts the timeline of the disbursement of the compensation.ĭoes not create a chart that depicts the timeline of the disbursement of the compensation.Ĭreates a chart that depicts the timeline of the disbursement of the compensation.Pictured ( above) are examples of standard SPSS tables ( left) and tables produced in SPSS after a few adjustments ( right) to the settings.