Official citation
How to cite The ArcProof Verification Framework, Version 1.0, published .
APA, 7th edition
ArcProof Research Institute. (2026). The ArcProof Verification Framework: Evidence based, predictively valid skill verification (Version 1.0). SkillUpArc LLC. https://www.skilluparc.com/framework
MLA, 9th edition
ArcProof Research Institute. The ArcProof Verification Framework: Evidence Based, Predictively Valid Skill Verification. Version 1.0, SkillUpArc LLC, 2026, www.skilluparc.com/framework.
Chicago, author date
ArcProof Research Institute. 2026. The ArcProof Verification Framework: Evidence Based, Predictively Valid Skill Verification. Version 1.0. SkillUpArc LLC. https://www.skilluparc.com/framework.
BibTeX
@techreport{arcproof2026framework,
title = {The ArcProof Verification Framework: Evidence Based, Predictively Valid Skill Verification},
author = {{ArcProof Research Institute}},
institution = {SkillUpArc LLC},
year = {2026},
month = {9},
version = {1.0},
url = {https://www.skilluparc.com/framework}
}Citation guidance
- Always cite the version number and publication date. The framework is a working document and later versions may revise it.
- The author of record is the ArcProof Research Institute, a research initiative of SkillUpArc LLC. It is not a separate legal entity or an accredited institution.
- Write the title in full and capitalised on first reference. Do not render it as a generic lowercase description.
- When quoting Stage 4, note that predictive validity is an open empirical question rather than an established finding.
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