Common entries for References page.
For further detailed information, consult the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association found in the reference room. Additional information for citing electronic resources in APA style can be found at the APA Web site. If you are using a typewriter instead of a word-processing program, underline the text to be italicized.
A book with one author 
Schein, J. R. (1993). The consumer's guide to drug interactions. 
    New York: Collier.
A book with multiple editors 
Bringmann, W. G., Luck, H. E., Miller, R., & Early, C. E. (Eds.). 
    (1997). A pictorial history of psychology. Chicago: Quintessence.
Note: Use et al. when there are 7 or more authors or editors.
A book with no author/editor 
Random House Webster's college dictionary (2nd ed.). (1997). New York: 
    Random House.
A dictionary or encyclopedia 
Runco, M. A., et. al. (Eds.). (1999). Encyclopedia of Creativity. San 
    Diego: Academic Press.
Note: Use et al. when there are 7 or more authors or editors.
Article from a monthly magazine 
Vesilind, P. J. (2000, May). In search of Vikings. National Geographic, 
    197, 2-35.
Note: "197" refers to the volume number
Article from a weekly magazine 
Labi, N. (2000, May 1). Requiem for a Dauphin. Time, 155, 62.
Newspaper article 
Donnan, S. (2000, April 28). Legendary Fiji rabble-rouser a diplomat 
    now. The Christian Science Monitor, pp. 7, 8.
Journal article (one author) 
Frohnsdorff, G. (1999). Facts? of Publication: Cataloging problems 
    posed by deceptive information. Library Resources & Technical 
    Services, 43, 213-222.
Journal article (multiple authors) 
Waldhart, T. J., Miller, J. B., & Chan, L. M. (2000). Provision of 
    local assisted access to selected Internet information resources by 
    ARL academic libraries. Journal of Academic Librarianship, 26(2), 
    100-109.
Notes: Use et al. when there are 7 or more authors or editors.
Volume number, 26, is italicized but the issue number, (2), is not.