When quoting a source, which of the following is NOT required in-text?

When quoting a source in APA format, the requirement to include a complete reference in the reference list is satisfied by the overall structure of an APA paper. While it is essential to have a full citation listed in the reference section at the end of the document, this element is not specifically required in the in-text citation itself. The in-text citation focuses primarily on the author's name, year of publication, and page number for direct quotes to ensure that readers can easily locate the source material.

This distinction emphasizes the practical need for clarity when making direct references to an author's work within the flow of the text while leaving the comprehensive bibliographic details to the reference section where all sources are listed in full.