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Explanation |
| 1. Determine whether it’s a figure or table. | |
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2. Give it a numbered heading. |
e.g., Table 1, Table 2, or Figure 1, Figure 2 |
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3. Give it a title or caption. |
Tables have titles Table titles usually go above the table. Figures have captions |
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4. Acknowledge your source. |
Give the full reference (not just author and year). |
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5. Label all parts |
For tables: every column needs a heading For figures: label only the relevant parts |
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6. Refer to the figure or table in the text before the reader comes to the illustration. |
The minimum is "See figure 1" or "see table 2." |
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7. Prepare the final copy carefully |
Design so that the visual speaks for itself. |
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