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If the article I'm using for my research paper has 2 authors do I use both of their names in the citation?
ex. Blah blah blah (Smith & Jones 1).
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Yes, you do. I don't think they have to be in alphabetical order, probably in the order they appear on the book. Just put an and between the names.
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