I wish this book were better organized. I never know how to find what I need. I end up shuffling pages until I find it. Also there needs to be a complete manuscript to demonstrate many of the principles and rules. ( )

This book was of phenomenal use to me while going through Rhetorical Studies 1-3. I don't think I would've passed the class had I not had the use of this book. ( )

As every college student and half-baked psychologist is aware, the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association is quite possibly the most byzantine, maddening reference manual ever published.

The more I flip through its pages, the more I come to believe this manual was published for the sole purpose of tormenting those that must use it in academe or as part of their career.

I suspect the original writers were once budding psychologists who never developed any sort of stature within the psychological community. Immensely bitter at their failure, these writers sought to create a work of such vapidness as a way of getting back at the community that kept them from reaching their full potential.

That must to be the best explanation because I can't think of any other reason for the existence of this travesty. ( )

Must have for those who publish in APA journals