The easiest way to do this is by using Wikipedia's built-in citation generator that links to the version of the page you're viewing, though you can also cite by hand if necessary. Before using Wikipedia for research, check with your teacher, professor, or editor to make sure that they will accept a wiki as a reputable source.

This is what a Wikipedia citation in APA format should look like: Wikipedia entry title. (Year, Month Day). In Wikipedia. Version URL. Example: Dual process theory (moral psychology). (2022, April 22). In Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dual_process_theory_ (moral_psychology)

To cite a Wikipedia article properly, you’ll need to find and include the information below: The title of the article The name of the website (Wikipedia) The name of the publisher (Wikimedia Foundation) The date the article was published or last updated The date that you accessed/read the article The URL Harvard (Cite Them Right 10th edition)