For writing in APA and your table goes on two pages, do you just repeat the table header rows? I already titled the table on the first page.
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When writing in APA style, if your table spans across two or more pages, you should repeat the table header row on each subsequent page. This helps the reader understand the content of the table and enables them to interpret the data accurately.
To repeat the table header rows in APA style, you can follow these steps:
1. Begin by creating the table on the first page, including the title above the table.
2. After the first page, insert a page break to start a new page for the continuation of the table.
3. On the second page, include the table title above the table just as you did on the first page.
4. Repeat the header row of the table on the second page. This allows the reader to understand the structure of the table and the data being presented.
5. If your table continues on subsequent pages, repeat the table header row on each new page.
By repeating the table header row on each page, you ensure consistency and clarity for the reader, making it easier to comprehend the table even if it spans multiple pages.