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Where to begin?
Where to begin?
Research is a puzzle.
Research is a puzzle.
The inquiry process can help give you some direction as you explore the resources shared below and develop your project.
Credible Websites
Credible Websites
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National Alliance on Mental Illness - describes the symptoms and treatment options for a list of mental illnesses.
National Alliance on Mental Illness - describes the symptoms and treatment options for a list of mental illnesses.
Databases
Databases
Infobase Health Reference Center - under Browse, select Mental Illness or conduct a keyword search for a specific illness.
Infobase Health Reference Center - under Browse, select Mental Illness or conduct a keyword search for a specific illness.
Proquest (The New York Times) - consider a keyword search for a newspaper or magazine article on "mental illness" AND parenting or searching for a specific mental illness that you suspect might have afflicted Jeannette Walls' parents.
Proquest (The New York Times) - consider a keyword search for a newspaper or magazine article on "mental illness" AND parenting or searching for a specific mental illness that you suspect might have afflicted Jeannette Walls' parents.
MLA Citation help
MLA Citation help
Mrs. M demonstrates how to use the My Bib extension.
The SBHS In-text Citation Guide or OWL in-text guide offers a refresher on MLA and in-text citation.
The SBHS In-text Citation Guide or OWL in-text guide offers a refresher on MLA and in-text citation.
For example, to cite a website:
For example, to cite a website:
“Web page title.” Website name, date, web address.
“Anxiety Disorders.” National Alliance on Mental Illness, Dec. 2017, https://www.nami.org/Learn-More/Mental-Health-Conditions/Anxiety-Disorders/Support
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