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% (APA 7.09 Example 58)
@UNPUBLISHED{7.09:58,
AUTHOR = {E. Blackwell and P. J. Conrod},
TITLE = {A Five-Dimensional Measure of Drinking Motives},
HOWPUBLISHED = {Unpublished manuscript},
INSTITUTION = {Department of Psychology, University of British Columbia},
LOCATION = {Vancouver, Canada},
DATE = {2003},
}
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gives
... University of British Columbia. Vancouver, Canada.
with biblatex-apa 7.6, biblatex 3.11 and biber 2.11. But according to the APA Manual it should give
... University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada.
7.04.36 is a similar case. The APA Manual reads
... Symposium conducted at the meeting of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, Jackson Hole, WY.
However, the biblatex-apa-test-references.bib has a comment
Note this renders with a period before the LOCATION which is more consistent with other entries
I'm not convinced, it think it may actually be the other way round. The pattern seems to be
place/building/event, city, country.
Compare also to 7.05:44 and 7.10:65-70. Only 7.10:69 has a period. That is, however, in the way
Project, organization. Archive, city, country.
Thus, there is still a comma and not a period before city.
So in need of correction may be the code handling 7.04:36, 7.09:58, and 7.10:70.
Consider
gives
with biblatex-apa 7.6, biblatex 3.11 and biber 2.11. But according to the APA Manual it should give
7.04.36 is a similar case. The APA Manual reads
However, the biblatex-apa-test-references.bib has a comment
I'm not convinced, it think it may actually be the other way round. The pattern seems to be
Compare also to 7.05:44 and 7.10:65-70. Only 7.10:69 has a period. That is, however, in the way
Thus, there is still a comma and not a period before city. So in need of correction may be the code handling 7.04:36, 7.09:58, and 7.10:70.