Which signal phase listing a work with two authors is correct?

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The question asks: 'Which signal phase listing a work with two authors is correct?' However, the provided data includes no answer options to evaluate.

In general, when citing a work with two authors in many common citation styles, there are established patterns:

- Narrative (textual) citation with two authors: you typically write the authors' names in full and connect them with 'and'. Example: Manigold and Kuhn (2005) found that ...
- Parenthetical citation: you typically include both authors and the year in parentheses, often with an ampersand between the names. Example: (Manigold & Kuhn, 2005).

Some style guides differ in punctuation depending on whether the citation is narrative or parenthetical. For instance:
- APA style generally uses 'Manigold and Kuhn (2005)' in the narrative and ' (Manigold & Kuhn, 2005)' in parentheses.
- MLA style tends to use 'Manigold and Kuhn 2005' in a parenthetical citation and 'Manigold and Kuhn' in the narrative without a parenthetical year, depending on the exact context.
- Chicago author–date system mirrors the two-author pattern similar to APA for in-text usage.

Since there are no answer options shown, we cannot identify which specific phrasing among multiple choices would be deemed correct in the quiz’s rubric. If the options were present, you would check them against these general rules: ensure two authors are listed with both names, and apply the correct conjunction (and) in narrative form and the correct punctuation (often an ampersand) in parenthetical form, along with the year in parentheses where required by the style.

If you can provide the missing answer options, I can evaluate each one and indicate exactly which is correct and why, applying the appropriate style conventions and the underlying reasoning outlined above.

SP25 ESL 117 002 Quiz: In-Text Citations

Which signal phase listing a work with two authors is correct?

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