Look at the mla citation below. broadbent, brooke. “a, b, cs of a healthy lifestyle.” alive: canada’s natural health & wellness magazine 334 (2010): 45-51. print. which best describes the underlined portion of the citation? the title of the article the title of the journal the journal’s publisher the author’s name

"A, B, Cs of a HEALTHY Lifestyle" - the title of the article.
Alive: Canada's Natural Health & Wellness Magazine - the title of the journal
Broadbent, Brooke - the author's name

The journal's publisher is not included in the MLA citation. MLA citations always begin with the author's name, when available, then lists the specific source title. Then where that specific source can be found. For a journal article, the information needed to find this article is the journal name, the issue number, year of publication and pages numbers. With texts readily available on the internet, it is now required to write whether the article is a print or a web publication.