| Material Type | In-text Citation | Reference |
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General Format: Author’s Last Name, First Initial. Second Initial. (YEAR). Chapter title. Title of the book (pp. #-#). Publishing Company. If the chapter has a DOI, include the chapter DOI in the reference after the publisher name. |
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Authored book chapter (same person has written all chapters) When you have paraphrased a chapter, cite the specific chapter in the in-text citation along with the author and year. When you have directly quoted from a chapter, use a standard in-text citation for a quotation, which includes the author, year, and page number. |
Parenthetical citation of a paraphrase from an authored book chapter: (Clason, 2008, Chapter number). Parenthetical citation of a quotation:(Clason, 2008, p. number). |
Clason, G. S. (2008). The richest man in Babylon (pp. 23-25). BN Publishing. If you used information from just one chapter of an authored book, write a reference for the whole authored book |
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Edited book chapters( different authors for each chapter all complied together by an editor) Create separate reference list entries for separate edited book chapters that you used. |
(Berry, 2005).
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Berry, W. (2005). War does not maintain peace or promote freedom. In L. I. Gerdes (Ed.), War: Opposing viewpoints ( pp. 71-79). Greenhaven Press. Include edition number before page number(s) if applicable. |
| Entry in a reference work (author listed for each entry) | (Straus, 1992). |
Straus, M. A. (1992). Family violence. In E. F. Borgatta & M. L. Borgatta (Eds.), Encyclopedia of sociology (Vol. 2, pp. 682-689). Simon & Schuster Macmillan.
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