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question 1
when documenting one author in reference in a text, which is correct?
○ this point has been argued before. (bush 24)
○ this point has been argued before (bush, 24).
○ this point has been argued before (bush 24).
○ this point has been argued before. (jose bush, 24)

Explanation:

In standard in-text citation styles like APA, when citing one author, the format is (Author Last Name, Year), with a comma separating the name and year, and the citation placed inside parentheses directly after the referenced statement (no period before the parentheses). Options without a comma, with incorrect spacing, or using a full first name when only the last name is needed are incorrect.

Answer:

This point has been argued before (Bush, 24).