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Answered By: Amy Gilbert Last Updated: Sep 08, 2020 Views: 1446
Answered By: Amy Gilbert
Last Updated: Sep 08, 2020 Views: 1446
The APA Manual allows the use of first person, when appropriate, to avoid ambiguity.
APA 7th Manual Section 4.16 First- Versus Third-Person Pronouns