APA 6 Style Guide

Mental Measurements Yearbook is a compilation of information on English-language psychological tests. The purpose is to assist users in finding the most appropriate test for their needs, as well as providing a place for experts to review new tests.

The general format will include many similar elements to books, with a few differences. 

Notes:

• Always spell out the edition number completely in the title.
• Be sure to be clear of the distinction between a test and a review of a test. 
• Oftentimes, the first instinct when citing online sources is to cite the database, but--as with journals without a DOI--use the publisher's URL in the citation.
• If you have any questions, be sure to contact a librarian!

Format:

Name of the Test. (Year of MMY publication). In Title of the yearbook spelling out the entire number. Retrieved from URL to publisher

Format:

Reviewer, A. A. (Year of MMY publication). [Name of the Test Being Reviewed]. In Title of the yearbook spelling out the entire number. Retrieved from URL to publisher

Format:

Name of the Test. (Year of MMY Publication). In A. A. Editor-Name & B. B. Editor-Name (Eds.), Title of the yearbook spelling out the entire number (pp. xxx-xxx). Place of publication: Publisher.

Format:

Reviewer, A. A. (Year of MMY publication). [Name of the Test Being Reviewed]. In A. A. Editor-Name & B. B. Editor-Name (Eds.), Title of the yearbook spelling out the entire number (pp. xxx-xxx). Place of publication: Publisher.