List the author's last name, year of publication, and page number within parentheses. Separate these elements with commas, and use the symbol "p." before the page number. For example:
(Smith, 1956, p. 107)
Position your citation directly after the quoted passage, even if it is not at the end of the sentence. For example:
One researcher suggests that "one of the best ways to kill zombies is actually fire" (Smith, 1956, p. 107), even though it takes hours for fire to consume the brain.
Omit the name of the author from your parenthetical citation if you mention the author's name in the text. In this case, follow the author's name with the year of publication. Place the page number after the quote as you normally would. For example:
Smith (1956) suggests that "one of the best ways to kill zombies is actually fire" (p. 107).