Formatting of multiple authors follows the same format as books.
In-text Citation
In-text (without the author’s name): The longitudinal study11…
Narrative: Boland11 reported…
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In-text Citation
In-text (without the author’s name): The longitudinal study13…
Narrative: Alic13 reported…
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In-text Citation
In-text (without the author’s name): The longitudinal study14…
Narrative: Risin, et al.14 reported…
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If no individual person is stated as the author, then the agency is treated as corporate author.
In-text Citation
In-text (without the author’s name): The longitudinal study11…
Narrative: National Center for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder11 reported…
Reference
Personal communications, including email and interviews, are not listed in the Reference List and should be cited parenthetically (although full narrative is also acceptable). (See AMA Style Manual section 3.13.10) Interviews, letters, etc. used from existing publications should be referenced and cited based on the source type in which they reside (e.g., book, podcast).
In-text Citation
Similar findings have been noted by W.E.B. Du Bois, PhD (interview, April 18, 2019)...
According to the lab experiments (W.E.B. Du Bois, PhD, letter, April 18, 2019)...
According to an email from W.E.B. Du Bois, PhD, in April 2019...
In-text Citation
In-text (without the author’s name): The longitudinal study15…
Narrative: Rutgers, et al.15 reported…
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In-text Citation
In-text (without the author’s name): The longitudinal study19…
Narrative: Holford19 reported…
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