Seems a complciated question…
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Using APA 7th, under Bibliography, the rule to deifferentiate ambiouous citations is to include the author name instead of initials).
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I got result of a citation in my word file:
Kok, P., Bains, Lauren J., van Mourik, T., Norris, D. G., & de Lange, F. P. (2016). …
And this is the corresponding Author in EndNote X9
Kok, Peter
Bains, Lauren J.
van Mourik, Tim
Norris, David G.
de Lange, Floris P.
-> Why is Bains, Lauren J. not initalized. but Norris, D. G.
3. I suspect it is related to duplicated authors.
So I search: Search Whole Library, Any Field, Contains, ‘Bains’
Only the above record pop up.
I also does not have Trash.
- I checked the Term list:
There is only one Author named:
Bains, Lauren J.
no other ‘Bains’ in the record.
So why does Endnote think that I have an ambigous author that requires full name instead of initalis normally?
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