APA 6th edition style
Why does only one author show in each reference listed in the bibliography? It seems to me that APA 6th edition still requires multiple authors to be listed when referencing a journal article.
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Yabe, H., Asai, R., Hiruma, T., Sutoh, T., Koyama, S., Kakigi, R., … Kaneko, S. (2004). Sound perception affected by nonlinear variation of accuracy in memory trace. Neuroreport, 15(18), 2813–2817.
Double check that your item actually has multiple authors in Zotero - (and they have to be "Author" not "Contributor"). Depending on where you got it from, the data may be wrong or incomplete. Also make sure that you have the latest version of the APA style by reinstalling it from the style repository:
http://www.zotero.org/styles
(though that's less likely to be the problem. I strongly suspect something is wrong in your data).
Is this caused by Zotero or the journal source?
As far as I understand, apa 6th edition requires that my annotations in an annotated bibliography must be indented two spaces more than the second and subsequent lines of the reference listing (the first line has the hanging indent)... but I can't figure out how to do this on MS Word 2007. Could you help me out with this?
Can't help much with Word, sorry.
Please reply to the question about the source that gave you problems with incomplete author names. That sort of issue is important beyond this immediate discussion.