Data set (research data)
(Author, year)
Example: (Kvia, 2022)
Note: For published data, use the year the data was published. For unpublished data, use the year or span of years the data was collected.
Author. (year). Title. (Version) [Dataset]. Publisher. DOI or URL
Example:
Kvia, A. (2022). Background data for: Recovery is up to you. (Version V1) [Dataset]. DataverseNO. https://doi.org/10.18710/KGXEBH
Note: Use DOI if available. If you do not have a DOI, use URL.
Note: If the dataset has a version number, include this in a paranthesis after the title. If not, leave it out.
Add as Dataset.
Fill in the fields: Investigators, Year, Title, Distributor, Version, DOI eller URL (DOI is preferred), Data Type
Note: There is an error in APA 7th in EndNote when adding datasets. One end of the parenthesis around version is not included. It looks like this: Version V1). ( is missing. This must be manually corrected when you have disconnected EndNote from Word.
Add as Dataset.
Fill in the fields: Title, Author, Type, Version, Date, Repository, DOI or URL (DOI is preferred)
Checklist:
Be aware of licensing requirements when reusing other people’s data. The licence attached to a dataset determines how you may use it.
Some datasets are released under a CC0 licence. This means that no copyright restrictions apply to the dataset. Strictly speaking, you are not required to credit the creator of the dataset. However, doing so is considered good research practice and proper scholarly citation. We therefore recommend that you always cite any datasets you have used, wherever it is practical to do so.
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