List the author of the graph, followed by a period. For example: Smith, J. If the author is an organization, simply list the name of the organization followed by a period. For example: American Psychological Association.
List the year of publication in parentheses, followed by a period. For example: (2009).
List the title of the graph, followed by the type of image it is in brackets. Follow this information with a period. For example: Incidence of Psychotic Diseases in America, 1823 [Graph].
List the author and book in which the graph appears in the following format: In J. Jones, A History of American Psychosis. The title of the book should appear in italics.
List the city and state in which the book containing the graph was published, followed by a colon. For example: Boston, MA:
List the name of the publisher, followed by a period. For example: American Press.
Ensure that the finished citation appears in the following format: Smith, J. (2009). Incidence of Psychotic Diseases in America, 1823 [Graph]. In J. Jones, A History of American Psychosis. Boston, MA: American Press.