In-text parenthetical citations direct the reader to a list of sources that is arranged alphabetically by the:
A)author's first name.
B)author's last name.
C) name of the publisher.
D) place of publication.

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In-text parenthetical citations usually include the author's last name and sometimes the page number(s) of the source. This information is used to locate the full citation in the list of sources at the end of the document, which is arranged alphabetically by the author's last name.

In-Text Parenthetical Citations Direct the Reader to a List of Sources