Upgrade StorageNot Pulling in DOI #s for APA Citation Style
When importing new citations into Zotero, the program is not pulling in the DOI number for journal articles. As such, my biblios are not being correctly formatted. In addition, when I enter an "Accessed" Date into the info section, that is also not being pulled into my biblios. Is there anything that can be done with either of these issues to ensure that I will get correct APA formatting? Thanks
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Thanks. I am pulling in citations from EBSCO databases affiliated with my university's library. With regard to the access date, you are correct (old habits are hard to break), but now when the article does not have a DOI, one is required to include the URL of the journal. Is there any way to get zotero to include this?
Thanks again for all of the insights.
But EBSCO should really add the DOI automatically, maybe Avram can have a look.
It is possible that EBSCO isn't being consistent about including the DOI in its RIS output-- it is possible to do some extra processing to get it from the page if it is displayed onscreen.
The following is what popped up when "exporting to generic citation..." was selected for an article that has a DOI that was not captured by Zotero:
Record: 1
TI- Addressing social justice issues in supervision: A call for client and professional advocacy.
AU- Chang, Catherine Y.
AU- Hays, Danica G.
AU- Milliken, Tammi F.
AF- Chang, Catherine Y., cychang@gsu.edu, Georgia State University, Atlanta, GA, US
AF- Hays, Danica G., Old Dominion University, Norfolk, VA, US
AF- Milliken, Tammi F., Old Dominion University, Norfolk, VA, US
AD- Chang, Catherine Y., Georgia State University, Counseling and Psychological Services P.O. Box 3980, Atlanta, GA, US, 30302-3980, cychang@gsu.edu
SO- The Clinical Supervisor
VI- 28
IP- 1
SD- Jan, 2009
YR- 2009
PM- Jan, 2009
PG- 20-35
PC- 16
SP- 20
PU- United Kingdom: Taylor & Francis
P2- US: Haworth Press
SN- 0732-5223, Print
SN- 1545-231X, Electronic
DO- 10.1080/07325220902855144
LA- English
KP- social justice issues
KP- supervision
KP- client advocacy
KP- professional advocacy
KP- counselors
AB- Given the increased awareness of the need for counselors to be social change agents to best meet the needs of the clients they serve, the counseling profession has adopted competencies and standards to guide advocacy efforts. Supervision offers a forum for facilitating the development of these necessary skills for effective advocacy. This article presents a three-tier model to assist supervisors in preparing future counselor advocates. Framed within a social constructivist epistemology, the model facilitates the examination of social justice issues relative to client advocacy and professional advocacy in relation to self-awareness, client services, and community collaboration. Supplemental activities follow. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2010 APA, all rights reserved) (journal abstract)
MJ- Advocacy; Client Rights; Counselors; Professional Supervision; Social Justice
MN- Professional Liability
CL- Professional Psychological & Health Personnel Issues (3400)
PO- Human (10)
AG- Adulthood (18 yrs & older) (300)
PT- Journal
PT- Peer Reviewed Journal
AT- Journal Article
MT- Electronic
MA- Electronic; Print
RD- 20090817
CD- 20100118
AN- 2009-07095-003
FR- Y
UR- http://libproxy.uncg.edu:4467/login.aspx?direct=true&db=psyh&AN=2009-07095-003&site=ehost-live
Thanks for helping to pin this down.