1994 Study of American Families --
Citing the Data

Electronic resources are well established as a means of information dissemination. The purpose of making a reference to an electronic resource is to give enough information so that it can be located as well as acknowledge those authors whose intellectural works are in electronic format.

Users of these data are requested to cite them properly. Below is an example of the proper citation of this work. You should consult a proper style manual and modify the example to maintain consistency in punctuation and typeface.

Hauser, Robert M. and Robert D. Mare. Study of American Families, 1994 [computer file]. Madison, WI: Data and Program Library Service [distributor], 1997; <http://dpls.dacc.wisc.edu/Saf/index.html>; ().

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