Answered By: Paul Lai
Last Updated: Jul 17, 2023     Views: 10206

If providing information from a specific webpage, your reference citation would look like other sources:

Author, A. (year). Title of webpage. http://exacturlofwebpage.com

Your in-text citation would also be similar to other sources: (Author, year)

When mentioning the existence of a website in general in the text (and not using information from it), there is no need to provide a full citation. Just include the URL in parentheses:

To begin my research, I typed "women" and "cancer" into Google (https://www.google.com).

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