Psychological diagnoses are proven to help with mental disorders such as:
Strategic Psychology: Diagnosed- The benefits in receiving a DSM-5 diagnosis
Examples of misdiagnosis:
Anxiety disorder vs PTSD
Depression vs ADHD
Sleep disorders, bi-polar disorders, depression and obsessive compulsion can all be misdiagnosed
Apparently, the most common psychological disorders that people believe are contagious include:
Purpose: Reason the information exists
NOTE:
Unit 2: Developing a sample Research Question: from a Claim
CLAIM: Money can buy happiness.
RESEARCH QUESTION DEVELOPED FROM THE CLAIM: To what extent does an increase in a country’s gross domestic product (GDP) per capita increase self-reported life satisfaction?
Unit 4: Developing a Sample Research Question from a Claim
CLAIM: Violent media causes violent behaviour.
RESEARCH QUESTION DEVELOPED FROM THE CLAIM: Do violent video games in comparison to non-violent video games cause an increase in aggressive thoughts, feelings and actions in their users?
Zotero can be set to the same Harvard AGPS (Australia) style that CiteAce uses, called 'Melbourne Polytechnic - Harvard'. Please read the instructions carefully.
Any issues - see your Library Staff
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From Mrs Allen:
1. START EARLY
2. ASSIGNMENT BREAKDOWN
a. First 10% - General Reading (This is where your ideas are shaped, read 3-6 sources of VARIETY)
b. 10% - 40/50% - Active Notetaking (This is where you collect & collate evidence & info)
c. 40-50% - 80% - Organisation of Ideas (This is where you construct the structure of your essay, and allocate the number of words for each part).
d. 80% - 100% - Writing (This is where you write the assignment as streamlined as possible)
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Google Scholar's searches are set to cover scholarly material more often than 'regular' Google. Google Scholar's searches are set to cover scholarly material more often than 'regular' Google. Read the article below on the advantages an disadvantages of using it.
TIP: To get PDFs only, type in 'filetype:pdf'. It's great!
Google Books can be very frustrating because often much of the book is missing and you are expected to purchase it to read the full content. So after you put in your search term you are interested in (eg biodiesel), and get some results up, you should then go immediately to the search box (on the left - above 'About this box') and type in a particular word or term you are interested in (eg CO2 emissions OR methanol) you should get a number of pages pop up. Choose one that looks useful - you should get some good results this way!