Which style of citation puts an emphasis on the date of creation of a work a. american psychological association (apa) b. modern language association (mla) c. the chicago manual of style d. council of science editors documentation

Although all four types of citation style mentioned in the options all contain date of publication, the citation style which puts the most emphasis on this would be (A) American Psychological Association.

This is because American Psychological Association (APA)’s style of citation puts the date of publication immediately after the name of the authors or organization responsible for the work cited. This has implications on how they organize the author’s works on a document’s reference list in cases where one author is cited multiple times – by prioritizing the earliest work the author published first.

In contrast, MLA and Chicago prioritize title of the author’s work more. The Council of Science Editor’s style of citation are slightly different where they have three styles available, including one where they emphasize organizing the reference by the author’s name and publication date, however since they also have options where you can organize your reference list by how your citations appear in the paper, the best option would still be (A) American Psychological Association.