Capital letters are upper case letters (e.g., A not a) usually used to indicate proper nouns (e.g., Australia) and the beginning of a sentence.
For example, the sentence below is a missing capital letter for the name (a proper noun) of an author (i.e., Booth).
This evidence supports Barton and booth’s (2011) claim that both nature and nurture contribute to individual intelligence.
Refer to the textbook pages and sections to improve your knowledge and understanding of the criterion.
Publication Manual of the American Psychological AssociationClick on the links to access online resources to improve your knowledge and understanding of the criterion.
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