Provide a direct quote – with signal phrase – that would warrant the citation be placed at the end of the sentence:
a. Given previous research "examining both the cognitive and the affective reactions to different types of persuasive organ donation messages may allow for some insight into the aspects that make statistical evidence and narrative messages persuasive," (Kopfman, Smith, Ah Yun, & Hodges, 1998, p. 279).
b. Given previous research "examining both the cognitive and the affective reactions to different types of persuasive organ donation messages may allow for some insight into the aspects that make statistical evidence and narrative messages persuasive," (Kopfman et al., 1998).
c. "Examining both the cognitive and the affective reactions to different types of persuasive organ donation messages may allow for some insight into the aspects that make statistical evidence and narrative messages persuasive," (Kopfman et al., 1998, p. 279).
d. Given previous research "examining both the cognitive and the affective reactions to different types of persuasive organ donation messages may allow for some insight into the aspects that make statistical evidence and narrative messages persuasive," (Kopfman et al., 1998, p. 279).
