APA 7th Style: How to Cite Someone Else's Citation

If you want to cite someone else's citation in APA 7th style, you should follow these guidelines:

1. Begin with the name of the original author(s) who wrote the work that you want to cite.
2. Add the year of publication for the original work in parentheses.
3. Include the phrase 'as cited in' followed by the name of the author(s) who wrote the work that you are reading.
4. Add the year of publication for the work that you are reading in parentheses.
5. Provide the page number(s) for the specific information that you are citing, if applicable.

Here's an example of how to cite someone else's citation in APA 7th style:

Original work: Smith, J. (2010). The effects of stress on mental health. Journal of Psychology, 124(3), 345-356.

Citation in another work: According to Jones (2018, as cited in Smith, 2010), stress can have a negative impact on mental health (p. 352).