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6. Which of the following parenthetical citations is correct? (circle one) a. (Johnson and Johnson, 58).
b. (Johnson, and Johnson 58).
c. (Johnson & Johnson 58).
d. (Johnson and Johnson 58).
e. (Johnson, & Johnson 58).

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