Finding citations in UC Library Search
To find a citation in a UC Library Search catalog record, first look for materials in the catalog. Click the title of a resource to get the full record.
Once you're in the catalog record for the resource, look for the "Citation" icon, below the title and publishing information. It looks like a quotation mark.
When you click the Citation icon, you'll have the opportunity to pull up the citation for the resource in a variety of formats. Here's the citation to the resource in MLA format. Click "Copy to Clipboard" to cut and paste the citation into a bibliography in a separate document.
Find citations in EBSCO databases
In any EBSCO database (Academic Search Complete, Business Source Complete, PsycINFO, and others), the article records will include an option to choose a citation format. Look for the "Cite" option on the right side of the record:
When you click the "Cite" button, you'll get the citation for the article in various formats, including the most commonly used formats, and you can copy and paste into a bibliography.
Find citations in ProQuest databases
The "Cite" button in ProQuest databases (PsycINFO, ProQuest Ebook Center, and others) is in a similar location to the "Cite" button in EBSCO databases, and works much the same:
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