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When prapering a paper in apa style what do you set your spacing?

When preparing a paper in APA style, you should set your spacing to double-spaced throughout the entire document.

This includes:

* Title page

* Abstract

* Main body of the paper

* References

* Tables and figures

However, there are a few exceptions:

* The title page: While the text should be double-spaced, the title itself can be single-spaced.

* Block quotations: If you are using a block quotation (more than 40 words), you should indent the entire quote one inch from the left margin and single-space it.

* Table and figure captions: These can be single-spaced, but use double spacing between the caption and the next line.

To ensure consistent spacing throughout your paper, it is recommended to:

* Set the default spacing in your word processing program to double-spaced before you begin typing.

* Use the "double-space" option when formatting text rather than simply pressing the "Enter" key twice after each line.

* Check your formatting consistently throughout the writing process to avoid errors.

Following these guidelines will help you create a polished and professional-looking APA-style paper.

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