Jeffrey Ray Jackson Sr.
OL-GEN140 Week 2 Source Evaluation Paper
What are the symptoms of Bipolar in adults?
The summary source, paragraph: The author is working on problem(s) and/or issues of current research, studies focuses on developing and creating novel medications, novel compounds, novel biomarkers, novel bio-signatures of treatment, novel response for and treatment-resistant depressions, identify potentially relevant novel drug targets, and identify potentially relevant novel bipolar disorders as (magnetoencephalography and polysomnography, positron emission tomography, functional MRI and magnetic resonance spectroscopy). The article's thesis statement is Chief of the Experimental Therapeutics and Pathophysiology Branch. The article …show more content…
The information has been revised or updated on 06/27/2013. The information is still current and up-to-date on the topic. Yes, the links are currently still functional. Moreover, second, relevance (important) source of the information, does relate to the topic or does answer my next question. Whom, is the intended audience? The intended audience, about the topic, whom is the public, community. The public information, seems to be at an appropriate level, for reading. I did observe, the public information as having two, three, etc. Sources, as seen, at a variety of resources, before I chose this one. Yes, am comfortable, using this source, for the research paper. Moreover, third, authority (source), about the information, as the author/publisher/sponsor is Zarate, Jr. Carlos, A. Yes, the American Journal of Psychiatry are the author’s credentials or organizational affiliations are given. The author’s credentials about Zarate, Jr. Carlos, A. is him being a retired boxer, or a doctor M.D. psychiatrist. Also, Zarate, Jr. Carlos, A. qualifications are from patient reviews, hospital reviews and ratings, medical school rankings, awards, and distinctions. The contact information about Zarate, Jr. Carlos, A. is the American Psychiatric Association as existence about the publisher or an e-mail address. Including, the URL:
OL-GEN140 Week 2 Source Evaluation Paper
What are the symptoms of Bipolar in adults?
The summary source, paragraph: The author is working on problem(s) and/or issues of current research, studies focuses on developing and creating novel medications, novel compounds, novel biomarkers, novel bio-signatures of treatment, novel response for and treatment-resistant depressions, identify potentially relevant novel drug targets, and identify potentially relevant novel bipolar disorders as (magnetoencephalography and polysomnography, positron emission tomography, functional MRI and magnetic resonance spectroscopy). The article's thesis statement is Chief of the Experimental Therapeutics and Pathophysiology Branch. The article …show more content…
The information has been revised or updated on 06/27/2013. The information is still current and up-to-date on the topic. Yes, the links are currently still functional. Moreover, second, relevance (important) source of the information, does relate to the topic or does answer my next question. Whom, is the intended audience? The intended audience, about the topic, whom is the public, community. The public information, seems to be at an appropriate level, for reading. I did observe, the public information as having two, three, etc. Sources, as seen, at a variety of resources, before I chose this one. Yes, am comfortable, using this source, for the research paper. Moreover, third, authority (source), about the information, as the author/publisher/sponsor is Zarate, Jr. Carlos, A. Yes, the American Journal of Psychiatry are the author’s credentials or organizational affiliations are given. The author’s credentials about Zarate, Jr. Carlos, A. is him being a retired boxer, or a doctor M.D. psychiatrist. Also, Zarate, Jr. Carlos, A. qualifications are from patient reviews, hospital reviews and ratings, medical school rankings, awards, and distinctions. The contact information about Zarate, Jr. Carlos, A. is the American Psychiatric Association as existence about the publisher or an e-mail address. Including, the URL: