Do not include personal communication in your reference list as this type of information is not considered ‘recoverable’. Instead, in brackets, cite the communicator's name, the phrase "personal communication", and the date of the communication in the main body of the text.
In-text citation
(C. Byers, personal communication, February 7, 2014).
Telephone calls, emails, personal interviews
As above
If it is a research interview it should never be individually cited or treated as personal communications in APA Style, because this could compromise confidentiality. Researchers are prohibited by the APA Ethics Code from disclosing personally identifying information about research participants.
You can cite from your research interviews in different ways:
Choose one that best helps your reader.
Fore more information on this you can consult The APA Style Blog
Mendeley is referencing software which allows you to:
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