Tables and figures
(Author of the host document, year)
Example, table discussed in the text: The table shows that respondents understood graphs best (Carantes & Reyes, 2021, p. 128).
Table or figure inserted in the text: provide a description in a caption below the object, along with a rights statement. The caption should also be labeled Figure 1, etc.
Example, table inserted in text:
Figure 1: From “The Use of Images in Reading Comprehension,” by S. J. S. Carantes and R. J. V. D. Reyes, 2021, Puissant, 2, pp. 121–132. (https://puissant.stepacademic.net/puissant/article/view/44). CC BY 4.0.
What are the rules for using tables or figures in a text?
How do I request permission to use a table or figure? (Scroll down on the landing page).
Tables and figures that you have created based on your own data should not be included in the reference list.
Both figures and tables that are discussed in the text or reproduced in it should be included in the reference list in the usual way, according to the type of source in which they appear: book, article, book chapter, and so forth.
Carantes, S. J. S. & Reyes, R. J. V. D. (2021). The Use of Images in Reading Comprehension. Puissant, 2, 121–132. https://puissant.stepacademic.net/puissant/article/view/44
Enter as Book, Book Section, or Journal Article, depending on the source type.
Enter as Book, Book Section, or Journal Article, depending on the source type.