Answer

For the References page, you can follow the general format for citing journal articles, just leaving out the page numbers.

According to the official APA Style & Grammar Guidelines sections on Citing Specific Parts of a Source and Direct Quotation of Materials without Page Numbers, you have several options when quoting sources that do not have page numbers (webpages, eBooks, etc.). Use the option that will best help your reader find the quotation in the source.

Here are your options:

  • Paragraph number: count paragraphs down from the beginning of the document.
  • Heading or section name
  • Abbreviated section name in quotation marks, in cases in which the heading is too unwieldy to cite in full.
  • Heading or section name, plus a paragraph number within that section.

Examples:

  • (Basu & Jones, 2007, para. 4)
  • (Basu & Jones, 2007, Stalking section)
  • (Basu & Jones, 2007, "Cyberspace Sociality – Space and Community" section)
  • (Basu & Jones, 2007, Stalking section, para. 7)