Citing references in parens after the conclusion of a sentence. The general principle is the same but the information cited will be enclosed in quotes and at the end of the citation reference the page number where the quote appeared in the article. Occasionally you will want to reference information in an article you read by one author that cites another person's research. This is called a secondary citation. You are relying on the fact that the article you have read accurately quotes the other person's work.
Articles are then individualized depending on their source of origin.
A journal paginated by volume does not need the issue number after the volume number. Age differences in memory span. A journal paginated by issue, meaning that each issue number starts over with page 1. The ADA and the hiring process in organizations. Knowledge structures and memory development.