The Reference section should start on a separate page under the centered heading References, which does not use bold font. The reference entries should appear in alphabetical order by authors' surname (or by title if works do not list an author) regardless of the type of source (e. g., book, film, journal article, website).
A. True
B. False

B. False

Explanation:

According to the APA (American Psychological Association), the Reference list should appear on a new page. The page should be titled 'References' in bold font and at the top of the centre of the page. The title should not be used within the quotation mark and should not be underlined.

The list should be arranged alphabetically, according to the surnames of the authors. The surname of the author should appear first and then the initial of the first and middle name of the author. For example, Shelley, P B.

So, the answer is false because the question says that the title should not be bold in font whereas, APA states that the title should be in bold fonts at the top centre of a new page. Thus, the answer is false.

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