The American Sociology Association has its own style guide for their journal, the American Sociological Review. It is closely related to the Author-Date system of Chicago-style citation.
While staying organized is a key element of any successful research project, sometimes using a tool like citation management software can help, especially for large projects. Citation management software helps you store, organize, and generate your citations in your required citation style. It can be an amazing time-saving and organizational tool, but just like web-based citation generators (such as Citation Machine or the cite button in a library database), make sure to double check your citations and the information being input into the generator to make sure that your citations are accurate.
If you are interested in citation management software and want help setting it up, please feel free to ask a librarian for help.
Zotero is a very popular citation management software and accommodates a wide variety of disciplines and citation styles. Below is a link to a research guide explaining how to get started with Zotero from the Hirsch Health Sciences Library at the Boston Health Sciences Campus.