Question

read the following entry from a reference list. lewis, j. cell phone, distraction or tool? journal of technology in education, 11(2), 12 - 14. what information is missing from this entry but required by apa style? name of the editor month of publication authors first name year of publication

Explanation:

In APA style, a journal article reference should include the author's name (last name, first initial), year of publication, article title, journal title, volume number (in italics), issue number (in parentheses if there is one), and page range. Here, the year of publication is missing. The name of the editor is not relevant for a journal article reference. The month of publication is not required for journal articles in APA style (only for magazines, newspapers etc. in some cases). The author's first name is not needed as initials are used.

Answer:

year of publication