Compose your research paper as you normally would, and come to a place where you need to reference a review article.
Use signal wording to build context before employing a quote. Do this by mentioning the name and setting up the quote. Put the review's publication year at the end of the quote as well. Example: "Doneghan notes in his review of 'Dog Saliva: The Legacy of Pavlov' that 'The concept of stimulus and response has forever changed the study of psychology' (2010)."
Place the author's name before the year, if paraphrasing without using a signal. Example: "Studying stimulus and response as part of Pavlov's experiment with dogs and bells is a common part of introductory psychology (Doneghan, 2010)"
Find the appropriate space in your reference list. The list should be in alphabetical order, and the new placing should correspond with the first letter of the author's last name.
Write out your reference list citation. It should follow this order: Author, first initial. (year of publication) [Review of the book "Insert Title Here"] "Periodical Publisher." Issue Number. (Volume Number, if applicable). Page numbers.
A concrete example of Step 5 would look like this: Doneghan, X. (2010) [Review of the book "Dog Saliva: The Legacy of Pavlov"]. "The Journal of Fictionalized Psychology." 11(2) 43-51.