A. This is Accounting Review style for multiple references:
First, we extend the strategic disclosure literature that has examined how firms use emphasis and tone in quarterly earnings announcements to influence investor perceptions (Schrand and Walther 2000; Lougee and Marquardt 2004; Rogers, Van Buskirk, and Zechman 2011; Davis, Ge, Matsumoto, and Zhang 2015).
B. This is Accounting Review style for single reference:
Blankespoor et al. (2014) examine early adopters of Twitter and find that low-visibility technology firms that use Twitter to more broadly disseminate their news can reduce information asymmetry and increase the liquidity of their stock.
C. Problem is I can’t have both.
I have read other thread, and I can figured out how to make each setting works. But not both. Like this:
O’Leary (2015) noted that Twitter has been used frequently as a data source for predicting certain sets of events.
A wide range of prediction models based on Twitter variables have been made in a number of areas, such as predicting elections (e.g., Pang and Lee (2008; Conover et al. (2011; DiGrazia et al. (2013); Hobbs et al. (2017)
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How can I switch from (Author|, Year|, p.^pp. Cited Pages|) to Author (|Year|, p.^pp. Cited Pages|)?
Because there are two ways to citate references, not one, and I need to use both. And of course I’m hoping I can do it automatically via these layout setting, not type it manually.
As I mentioned on my first post, I used Apple Pages (version 7.3), not Microsoft Word. In Pages, I can find option to exclude “Author”, “Year”, and “Only insert in bibliography”. But I don’t see “Display As: Author(Year)”
Where can I find that option in Pages? Or is it only available in Word?
