If you encounter something not listed here consult the following: Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association, 5th edition.  Call# BF 76.7 .P83 2001 – 2 copies at the Reference Desk, 3 copies at the Reserve Desk.   BOOK Author’s Last name, First initial.  (Publication year).  Title of Book.  Publisher              Location:  Publisher name. [List all authors last name first, separated by commas, with an ampersand before the last author. In an edited book, put the editors names in the author position, followed by (Ed.) or (Eds.).] Example: Mandler, G.  (1997).  Human nature explored.  New York:  Oxford University               Press.   WORK IN AN ANTHOLOGY Author’s Last name, First initial.  (Publication year).  Title of Article or Chapter              Cited.  In Editor’s First initial. Last name (Ed.),  Title of Book  (pp. xx-xx).               Publisher Location:  Publisher name.  Example: House, D.V. & McDonald, M.J.  (1998).  Realist brains and virtual conversations.               In W.E. Smythe (Ed.), Toward a psychology of persons  (pp.179-220).                Mahwah, NJ:  L. Erlbaum.   SCHOLARLY JOURNAL ARTICLE Author’s lastname, first initial.  (Publication year).  Title of the article.  Name of              Journal, volume(issue), pages cited xx-xx. [Add issue# only if each issue is individually paginated.] Example: Vardi, L.  (1996)  Imagining the harvest in early modern Europe.  The American            Historical Review, 101, 1357-1397.   MAGAZINE or NEWSPAPER ARTICLE Author’s Last name, First initial.  (Publication year, month day).  Title of article.                Name of Magazine or Newspaper, volume, pages of article cited xx-xx. Example: Weyermann, D.  (1998, April).  And then there were none.  Harper’s Magazine,             296, 60-69. [If the periodical is published once every two weeks or more frequently,give the publication date as (year, month day); if it is published monthly or less frequently, give the month (or other designation) and year] [If an article runs on successive pages from beginning to end, give the beginning and ending pages; if not, give the first page followed by a +.]   PERIODICAL ARTICLE ONLINE Author’s Last name, First initial.  (Publication date).  Title of article.  Title of              periodical, volume, xx-xx. Retrieved date, from database name. Example: Hughes, C. & Cutting, A.  (1999).  Nature, nurture, and individual differences in              early understanding of mind.  Psychological Science, 10, 429-432.                        Retrieved January 18, 2000 from Infotrac.   ENCYCLOPEDIA or DICTIONARY ENTRY Author’s name Last name, First initial.  (Publication year).  Title of entry.  In Ed.              Editor’s First initial Last name. Title of work (Vol. #, pp. xx-xx).  Publisher              Location:  Publisher name. [Skip editor if there is none.] Example: Hunker, H.L.  (1997).  Columbus, Christopher.  In. The Encyclopedia Americana             International Edition.  (Vol.7, pp. 344-352).  Danbury, CT:  Grolier, Inc. [If no author is given, use the title of the entry to begin the citation.]   ERIC REPORTS Last name, First initial.  (Publication date).  Title of ERIC Report.  Place of            Publication: Publisher.  (ERIC Document Reproduction Service No.            ED######) Example: Dalrymple, N.  (1979).  Learning Together.  Bloomington, IN:  Indiana Resource            Center for Autism, Indiana University.  (ERIC Document Reproduction            Service No. ED363978)   WORLD WIDE WEB Author Last name, First initial.  (Publication date).  Title of Web Site.  Retrieved              date, from publishing organization’s name  Web Site:               http://insert.web.address.here Example: Green, C.D.  (1997).  Classics in the History of Psychology.  Retrieved January 8,             2002 from York University, Toronto, Canada  Web site:              http://psychclassics.yorku.ca                                Anita Daniel, William Vincenti.  Sprague Library. Revised Feb. 2003.