8 skills.
Use when asked to cite sources, format in-text citations, or build a reference list in AMA (American Medical Association) citation style, 11th edition, used in medical journals and the clinical sciences; numbered like [[citation-style-vancouver]], but with superscript numbers and its own manual.
Use when asked to cite sources, format in-text citations, or build a reference list in APA (American Psychological Association) citation style, 7th edition, used in psychology, education, the social sciences, nursing, and business; author-date like [[citation-style-harvard]], but with a fixed official manual; unlike the numbered [[citation-style-ieee]] and [[citation-style-vancouver]].
Use when asked to cite sources, format in-text citations, or build a reference list in Chicago Manual of Style citation, in both of its systems, used in history, the arts, the humanities (notes-bibliography), and the sciences and social sciences (author-date); a style with two systems, unlike the single-system [[citation-style-apa]] and [[citation-style-mla]].
Use when asked to cite sources, format in-text citations, or build a reference list in Harvard citation style, used in business, the sciences, and the social sciences, especially in the United Kingdom and Australia; author-date like [[citation-style-apa]], but with no single official manual.
Use when asked to cite sources, format in-text citations, or build a reference list in IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers) citation style, used in engineering, computer science, and electronics; numbered like [[citation-style-vancouver]], but with initials first and a distinct punctuation pattern.
Use when asked to cite sources, format in-text citations, or build a reference list in MLA (Modern Language Association) citation style, 9th edition, used in literature, languages, the humanities, and cultural studies; author-page rather than author-date like [[citation-style-apa]], with a Works Cited list rather than numbered references.
Use when asked to cite sources, format in-text citations, or build a reference list in OSCOLA (Oxford Standard for the Citation of Legal Authorities), used in law, especially in the United Kingdom; a footnote-based legal style, unlike the author-date [[citation-style-apa]] and numbered [[citation-style-ieee]].
Use when asked to cite sources, format in-text citations, or build a reference list in Vancouver citation style, used in medicine, nursing, and the biomedical sciences; numbered like [[citation-style-ieee]] and [[citation-style-ama]], with a plain, compact reference format.