Cite the last name of the author, year of publication and page number in parentheses. According to APA guidelines, your citation should be punctuated in the following format:
(Jones, 2006, p. 194)
Position your citation directly after you quote or paraphrase from the source. For example:
At least one author believes that Nixon "never intended to break so many laws; it just came naturally" (Jones, 2006, p. 194.)
Separate your citation into two parts if you mention the author by name in the text. The year of publication should appear in parentheses after the author's name, and the page number should appear in parentheses after the quoted or paraphrased passage. For example:
Jones (2006) believes that Nixon "never intended to break so many laws; it just came naturally" (p. 194.)
Cite the last name of the author and page number in parentheses. No marks of punctuation are necessary in MLA style parenthetical citations. For example:
(Jones 194)
Position your citation directly after you quote or paraphrase from the source. For example:
At least one author believes that Nixon "never intended to break so many laws; it just came naturally" (Jones 194.)
Cite only the page number if you mention the author by name in the text. For example:
Jones believes that Nixon "never intended to break so many laws; it just came naturally" (194.)