Notes to typesetter / Book style guide

In order to learn, Ritter, Nerb, Lehtinen, & O'Shea

Frank Ritter, 7 october 2005, revised 25 October 2005, 4 November 2005, 2 June 2006

Don't use 'since' except where time is involved, use 'because' instead.

Use 'that' for restrictive clauses (not which) except for clarity in repeated constructs, eg., that x which y.

Use "to X" instead of "in order to X" (except in titles and headings).

Use Oxford or so-called serial comma.

American spelling and punctuation as default.

APA style as default (e.g., tables), wtih the following exceptions

Oxford style for chapter headings

References are outdented, not indented

Allow use of subjects (preferred) or participants (allowed).

Roediger, R. (2004). What should they be called? APS Observer, 17(4), Online: www.psychologicalscience.org/observer/getArticle.cfm?id=1549.

Allow existing contractions (but don't put more in).

Reference all figures and tables.

Give advice on cross-citations where possible.

Format for final questions can be done two ways.

seperate level 1 header titled "Projects and open problems" for a list presented by author

some sort of breakout box where the list is broken up with prose

all projects numbered 1 to N for easy reference.

Numbered chapters, unnumbered sections and subsections. Only allow level 1 (chapter), level 2 (section) and level 3 (subsection) headings.

Feel free to ask for figures to be redrawn.

Author contact details on a separate page or description of authors section/page, according to OUP style.

Muehlenbrook should be spelled with the umlaut: Mühlenbrock. There are several German words that include this character.