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APA Style question - HALP
Mar. 13th, 2008 07:45 amHow do you cite, both within a paper and at the end in "References", a study which is cited in a textbook?
Example, in Childhood Development, by John W. Santrock, he cites something like "Blah blah blah, the student may find dual-coding confusing (Kroger, 2003)." Then in his References in the back of the book, he has the complete citation (Kroger, J. (2003). Identity development during adolescence. blah blah).
How do I cite that I read this in Santrock, but HE read it somewhere else? It's some kind of nested citation, like a circle in a spiral like a wheel within a wheel!
HALP
Example, in Childhood Development, by John W. Santrock, he cites something like "Blah blah blah, the student may find dual-coding confusing (Kroger, 2003)." Then in his References in the back of the book, he has the complete citation (Kroger, J. (2003). Identity development during adolescence. blah blah).
How do I cite that I read this in Santrock, but HE read it somewhere else? It's some kind of nested citation, like a circle in a spiral like a wheel within a wheel!
HALP
