If you are using research databases, particularly to find articles, you may like to make use of the 'Cite' tool* often available. Below are examples taken from ProQuest database, but many other databases provide the same function.
* as with any automated tool, always double check the reference given. There may be some inaccuracies in the format or details.
Step 1
Look for the 'Cite' function within the database:
Step 2
Check you are on the correct Citation style:
Note, the reference may include a doi number, as in the first example below, or, if a doi is not available, a url, as in the second example:
Example with url:
Step 3
Copy and paste the reference into your document. Note, you will still need to add your in-text citation separately.
Step 4
Check the reference is correct (refer to a guide), and amend if needed.