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Contents 1 Books 1.1 Basic Form 1.2 Example 1.3 Example (multiple authors) 2 Article/Work in an Anthology 2.1 Basic Form 2.2 Example 3 Articles in Reference Books 3.1 Basic Form 3.2 Example #1 (unsigned article) 3.3 Example #2 (signed article) 4 An Introduction, Preface, Forward, or Afterword 4.1 Basic Form 4.2 Example 5 Journal Article 5.1 Basic Form 5.2 Example #1 (journal with one author) 5.3 Example #2 (journal with two authors) 6 Magazine Article 6.1 Basic Form 6.2 Example (no author) 7 Newspaper Article 7.1 Basic Form 7.2 Example 8 Interview 8.1 Basic Form 8.2 Example 8.3 Basic Form 8.4 Example 8.5 Basic Form 8.6 Example 9 Article from a Database (JSTOR, Academic OneFile, etc.) 9.1 Basic Form 9.2 Example 10 Article/Section from a Website 10.1 Basic Form 10.2 Example 11 References

Books

Basic Form

Author(s).Title. Edition. Place of Publication: Publisher; date. Extent. Notes.

Example

Schott J, Priest J. Leading antenatal classes: a practical guide. 2nd ed. Boston (MA): Books for Midwives; 2002.

Example (multiple authors)

Article/Work in an Anthology

Basic Form

Example

Articles in Reference Books

Basic Form

Example #1 (unsigned article)

Example #2 (signed article)

An Introduction, Preface, Forward, or Afterword

Basic Form

Example

Journal Article

Basic Form

Example #1 (journal with one author)

Example #2 (journal with two authors)

Magazine Article

Basic Form

Example (no author)

Newspaper Article

Basic Form

Example

Interview

There are three types of interviews you may need to cite: an interview that has been published or recorded; an interview broadcast on television or the radio; or, an interview conducted by the researcher

• Published/Recorded Interview

Basic Form

Example

• Broadcast/Television Interview

Basic Form

Example

• Researcher Conducted Interview

Basic Form

Example

Article from a Database (JSTOR, Academic OneFile, etc.)

Basic Form

Example

Article/Section from a Website

Basic Form

Example

References

Council of Science Editors, Style Manual Committee. Scientific style and format: the CSE manual for authors, editors, and publishers. 7th ed. Reston (VA): The Council; 2006.