This rule is most commonly used for books that have an editor and contain sections, such as essays, short stories or poems, by different authors.
Last Name, First Initial of Author of Section. (Year of Publication). Title of section. In First Initial Last Name of Editor (Ed.). Title of overall book (pp. pages of section). Place of Publication: Name of Publisher.
Swiller, J. (2012). I think I hear you. In K. Harmon & J. Nelson (Eds.). Deaf American prose: 1980-2010 (pp. 155-164). Washington, DC: Gallaudet University.
Angell, M. (2012). Drug industry-sponsored research is biased. In R. Espejo (Ed.). The pharmaceutical industry (pp. 42-51) Detroit: Greenhaven.
Title of book. (Edition number ed.). (Year of publication). Place of Publication: Publisher.
Merriam-Webster's collegiate dictionary (13th ed.). (2010). Springfield, MA: Merriam-Webster.