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Most government reports are authored by groups, such as the National Institutes of Health. See page 288, Section 9.11, APA Manual, 7th ed. for detailed information about how to format references using group authors.
Learning how to cite properly is important. Good citations help the reader locate the sources you used. Giving proper credit for your sources is necessary in order to prevent plagiarism. This guide provides basic APA information and points you to more in-depth information on other websites. APA format is complex and takes time to learn.
As you write your paper, you must cite your sources within the text of your paper. These are called in-text or parenthetical citations. APA format follows the author-date method of in-text citation.
For sources with 21 or more authors, include the first 19 authors, then an ellipsis with no ampersand, then the final listed author's name (see the APA Manual p. 286 and p. 317 for more information). Parenthetical citation: (Wan et al., 2018)
Narrative citation: Center for Science in the Public Interest (n.d.) Website with author. Cubanski, J., Neuman, T., True, S., & Damico, A. (2019). How much does Medicare spend on insulin? Kaiser Family Foundation. https://www.kff.org/medicare/issue-brief/how-much-does-medicare-spend-on-insulin/.
How to Cite Tables & Figures When reprinting or adapting a table or figure from another source in your paper, you should include a copyright attribution in the table or figure note indicating the origin of the reprinted/adapted material.
Group authors are often organizations or government agencies. Sometimes it is not 100% apparent that an organization is the author. It may require you to hunt for the author a bit -- look at the bottom of the page and also at other sections of a website, such as the About Us section.
Parenthetical citation: (Gerriets et al., 2021) Narrative citation: Gerriets et al. (2021) Note: The retrieved from date is used because the information on StatPearls may be updated frequently. Last Updated: Jun 18, 2024 10:51 AM. URL: https://libguides.regiscollege.edu/APA7. Print Page.
As discussed in the 7th edition manual on p. 259, Section 8.7 Interviews, there are three types of interviews: Published interviews - follow the format for the reference type (magazine article, podcast, etc.) Example from a magazine article:
Reference Examples. Use the drop-down list under Reference Examples to find the type of reference you are seeking. Hover your cursor over the arrow to find the options. The examples listed here are some of the more common ones encountered at Regis.