How to build citations
How to cite and write a correct bibliography
Chicago author and date style (Chicago B)
You can use as a guide for this style the Chicago manual of style. This style is mainly used in Social sciences.
As in APA style, footnotes are not used; instead, references are included directly in the text within parentheses.
In these references there must be the author's surname (or surnames, if the authors are more than one), the publication year and maybe the citation page.
If there are more works of the same author and the same year, letters are used to distinguish them: E. g. : Koriat 2008a / Koriat 2008b
At the end of the paper there is a final bibliography, organized alphabetically by author .
Final references are so built:
Book:
Author's surname, author's name initials, publication year (in parentheses). Title in italics, publication place: publisher
Book chapter:
Author's surname, author's name initials, publication year (in parentheses). Book title in italics. Edition (omit if it's the first). Publication place: publisher, chapter pages
Journal article:
Author's surname, author's name initials, publication year (in parentheses), "article title" in brackets, journal title in italics, volume number(issue number in parentheses ): article pages
For an online article add: accessible at this link...date of consultation
Example 1, journal article
In text:
In the final bibliography:
Example 2, book chapter
In text:
In the final bibliography:
Example 3, book
In text:
In the final bibliography:
