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aerj-tables-figures

Use when building tables and figures for an American Educational Research Journal (AERJ) manuscript. Exhibits must be self-contained, accessible, and formatted to APA 7th edition, and they must be anonymized for masked review. Improves exhibits; it does not generate data.

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# Tables & Figures (aerj-tables-figures)

In AERJ, a reader should grasp each exhibit **without hunting through the text**, and every exhibit must
follow **APA 7th-edition** table/figure conventions. Because review is **masked**, exhibits must carry
no identifying clues (institution names, data-source giveaways in titles).

## When to trigger

- Designing tables/figures or revising them after analysis
- A reviewer found an exhibit unreadable, mislabeled, or non-APA
- Preparing exhibits for a masked submission (no identifying content)
- Deciding what belongs in the body vs an appendix

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