This document discusses APA citation styles for in-text citations and articles from books. It provides examples of how to cite a block quote, brief quote, and paraphrase from a source. It also shows the proper citation format for an article that appears in an edited book, including the authors' names, publication year, page range, book editor, and publisher.

1. APA Citations, Part 2
In-text citations and articles from books

2. In-text Citations
 Block quote:
 Adding to positive volunteer motivation is an understanding of how assigned tasks
fit into the larger context of library operations. Copying, collating, and stapling a
six-page information booklet 50 times can seem to be nothing but dull repetition
unless the volunteer understands how theses booklets are important …. (Driggers &
Dumas, 2013, p. 110)
 Brief quote:
 Additionally, letting volunteers know why their tasks are importance can enhance
“positive volunteer motivation” (Driggers & Dumas, 2013, p. 110).
 Paraphrase:
 Driggers and Dumas (2013) indicate that volunteer morale depends on volunteers
understanding why their tasks are important.

3. Article from a Book
Driggers, P., & Dumas, E. Rights and duties of library volunteers. (2013). In G. M.
Eberhart (Ed.), The whole library handbook 5 (5th ed., pp. 109–113).
American Library Association.