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Thanks! If anything this would have to go into all APA styles, but I don't think we're inclined to take it. This is exactly what the <short-title> field is for and RefWorks should just support that - we only change styles to workaround downstream deficiencies in extraordinary cases.

@rmiessle, thanks for the suggestion, but I also don't want to make this change. We've been trying very hard over the years to name styles consistently and concisely, and this includes avoiding redundancy in <title/> (like having both the abbreviated and unabbreviated name in it).

https://www.zotero.org/styles searches styles by title, abbreviated title, and file name. Like @adam3smith suggests, it would be better if RefWorks would be changed to work like that as well.