Material that is cited in another source is a secondary source.
The best practice is to always search for the original (primary) source, read it, and then cite it.
If you are unable to access the primary source, then you can follow these guidelines (pg. 258 APA Manual):
In-text citation
You will need to download the PDF of the article to provide accurate pagination.
References
In-text citations begin on page 260 of the APA Manual.
In APA you will need to record the sources you use in two ways
A reference is found at the end of the paper and includes detailed information about the source you used. All of the citations must be reported in the references
When you write in-text citations you will use two formats:
IMPORTANT: Depending on how you introduce the quote, the author and date can go before OR after the quote. BUT the page number is always immediately after the closed quotation.
Ex.: Scott (2018), remarked that “development is ambiguous” (p. 34)
Ex.: As it has been noted, the “development is ambiguous” (Scott, 2018, p. 34)