Recommended readings in your subject site can give you an idea of the type of resources that your lecturer values.

Distinguishing between citations for books, book chapters, journal articles and websites can help you to search for the items in Primo Search, Google Scholar, or Journal Databases.

Below we list some of the most common resources and their citation structure when formatted in the APA 7th style.

If you are searching for a chapter in an edited book from your reading list:

• Search your subject site for the Resources tab > Reading and Resources, as digitised chapters are often in there
• Search for just the title of the book (not the chapter) in Primo Search - it might be available in an eBook

If you are searching for a journal article from your reading list:

• Search for just the article title in Primo Search, and if that doesn't work-
• Search for just the journal title in Primo Search - it might be available within an eJournal or a hard copy journal