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==  1. After reviewing the blue text above, refer to the following websites that contain helpful guidance for using Word 2007’s Table of Figures feature. [|Microsoft Word Tutorial - Table of Figures] [|Word: Automated tables of figures] [|Microsoft Word Table / Figure Captions] If you are using Word 2003, the Dissertation Center contains a document entitled “Building a List of Tables/Figures using Word 2003.” 2. The fifth chapter of the 6th edition of the //Publication Manual of the APA (also referred to as the APA Manual),// “Displaying Results,” contains extensive details on how to format Tables including a helpful checklist on page 150. 3. Rudestam and Newton (2007) offer some important reflections on presenting tables and graphs. They suggest that “The first question an author should ask is ‘Should these results be presented in a table, in a figure, or simply a part of the text,’” (p. 126) and then help you explore the answer to this important question in the next several pages of their book. 4. Corty (2007) offers the following helpful advice about developing titles for tables. == 