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What you need to include:
- Components of a journal article reference
- Sample - article in a print journal
- Sample - article in an online journal with a doi
- Sample - article in an online journal without a doi
- Punctuation and format of a journal article reference
Print journal article references include:
- Author(s) of article
- Year
- 'Title of article'
- Title of Journal
- Volume number and issue/part number
- Pages
Online journal article references include:
- Author(s) of article
- Year
- 'Title of article'
- Title of Journal
- Volume number and issue/part number
- Pages
- doi or URL when no doi is available
- [accessed date] where using a URL in place of a doi
Fields marked in blue are only included where the source contains that information.
The basic In-text citation format is:
(Surname Year: page)
The Basic Bibliography entry format is:
Surname, First Name. Year. 'Article title', Journal Title, Volume number.Issue number, pp. xx-xx
In-text citation:
(Kemp et al. 2014: 97)
Bibliography entry:
Kemp, Eva, and others. 2014. 'Attentional retraining can reduce chocolate consumption', Journal of Experimental Psychology: Applied, 20.1, pp. 94-102, doi: 10.1037/xap0000005
In-text citation:
(Balfour 2006: 741)
Bibliography entry:
Balfour, Gillian. 2006. 'Re-imagining a feminist criminology', Canadian Journal of Criminology and Criminal Justice, 48.5, pp. 735-752 <https://muse-jhu-edu.ezproxy.st-andrews.ac.uk/pub/50/article/203985> [accessed 10 October 2024]
Footnote:
- Authors Surname only
- For multiple authors follow the advice the Author Rules tab
- Provide the Year of Publication
- Provide the page number you are referring to
Bibliography
- With journal articles, include the details of the article and the journal it is published in
- The first author name is given as Surname, First name.
- Second and subsequent author names are given in the format of First Name Surname
- For multiple authors follow the advice in the Author Rules tab
- Year of Publication follows the author(s)
- The article title is given within 'single quotation marks'.
- Journal Title is always italicised, and given in full
- Volume and part/issue number is given
- Page numbers for the article are given
- For Online articles provide details of the doi or URL where no doi is given
- For online articles provide the details of the date accessed where a URL is used in place of a doi.
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