Okay so, I had a look. These are not consistent. Year always comes after the author names, whereas in some places, you've put it later. Each reference should follow similar arrangement. Year will also always be in bracket, unless a university referencing style is different. In that case, I'll let you know.

Which citation style does NOT include the year in any of their in-text citations

Which of the following should NOT be included in the bibliography?a.Age of the Authorb.Author's Namec.Titles of the articled.The dates of the article

Which one of the following system is not correctSelect one:a.Name-and-year systemb.Alphabet-number systemc.Citation-Order Systemd.Year-order system.Clear my choiceQuestion 2Not yet answeredMarked out of 1.00Flag questionTipsQuestion textWen you review Iiteratures from another research article, it is known asSelect one:a.Cross-referencingb.Referencingc.Bibliographyd.None of the above

To cite my lecture notes in the references section (last page), please use the following citation: Major, Nicole. Semester and year. Lecture Notes (list the ones used), Sociology (state the class you are in): Saddleback College. If you are citing/paraphrasing within the actual paper use (Major year) at the end of the sentence.

Which of the following should NOT be included in the bibliography?a.Titles of the articleb.Author's Namec.Age of the Authord.The dates of the article