You list the description of the sources you used in a reference list. These could include books, journal articles, videos, etc. The descriptions differ, but all answer the same questions:
For example:
Allen, J., & Farber, S. (2018). How time-use and transportation barriers limit on-campus participation of university students. Travel Behaviour and Society, 13, 174-182.
To bear in mind
The author acknowledgement consists of the surname and initials (for example, Bom, J.J.)
A description may contain a maximum of 20 authors’ names.
In case of 21 or more authors, put three dots between the 19th and the last.
The name of a stand-alone publication should be in italics. This applies as follows:
a book: title of the book
a chapter from a book: title of the book
a journal article: title of the journal and volume number
If the source concerns a book which has been compiled by an editor, you need to name the editor, followed by (Ed.)
If the author concerns an organisation, you should list it where the author’s name would have been (for example, Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences).
Reproduce both title and subtitle exactly from the publication, including the punctuation mark separating them. Should this not be included, use a colon.
After the first line of the description, indent subsequent lines. That way, your reference list will give a clear overview classified by authors.