This annotated bibliography highlights the journal articles about mental problem. I focused my research in the Dissociative Identity Disorder. This annotated bibliography also meant to show how the problem can ensure to human life. As a human being, of course we have the mental problem. But in case how worst our mental problem can change to a seriously mental problem which leads to the emergence of various other personalities in one body or soul. Entry #1 Richard P. Kluft. (1996). Dissociative
An annotated bibliography is one that consists of a summary of a report, article or book. The annotated bibliography is not only useful to the individual researcher who formulates the bibliography but also to future researchers who would carry out the same process. This assignment deals with annotated bibliography and it is based on six articles; five of which are research reports on the professionalism and nursing and one article that is based on professionalism and nursing through philosophy
Sarah Henry Annotated Bibliography November 21, 2015 World history Moellmer Mockford, Jim. “Before Lewis and Clark, Lt. Broughton’s River of name: the Columbia River exploration of 1792.” Oregon historical quarterly, 106.4. p542. 2005. Summary: Brugar, Kristy. “Lewis & Clark: an interdisciplinary expedition.” Social education, 68.1. pM3. 2004. This article follows the adventures of a certain class of sixth graders as they experience the Lewis and Clark expedition. It all starts when the students
Annotated Bibliography: Work Together But Only if You Want To DuFour, R. (2011). Work Together But Only if You Want To. Phi Delta Kappan, 92(5), 57-61. Summary DuFour argues that the structures and culture of the educational environment does not require, support or expect that teachers collaborate. Teachers regularly work in isolation and rather be left alone than collaborate with their colleagues. Teachers often believe that they must forego autonomy in lieu of collaboration. However, DuFour
Sierra Smith Ms. Arrojo English IV 2 October 2015 Annotated Bibliography "Vaccines for Teenagers." Vaccines.org. N.p., 2010. Web. Sept. 2015. Vaccines are beneficial to society. Vaccines are important especially for disease control. The article states that in most cases people who have been vaccinated with a disease can't give it to someone else. Vaccinations provides protection of harmful diseases such as tetanus,diphtheria, and pertussis. Vaccines are helpful to the whole community
Annotated Bibliography "Frédéric François Chopin." Encyclopedia of World Biography. Detroit: Gale, 1998. Student Resources in Context. Web. 22 Nov. 2015. This source is a biography of Polish composer Frederic Chopin, beginning with a list of general facts about him and a summary of key features from his numerous works. The reading notes that his compositions contain concentration, elaboration, improvisational effects, and episodic, vigorous writing. Next, the article transitions into a synopsis
Annotated Bibliography Primary Sources: "Letter From Albert Einstein." Letter to F.D. Roosevelt. 02 Aug. 1939. MS. Old Grove Rd. Nassau Point, Peconic, Long Island. http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/americanexperience/features/primary resources/truman-ein39/ Source: Argone National Laboratory This letter is considered to be the first warning to the nuclear arms race. Einstein wars the president about the probability of the Germans acquiring materials to create a new powerful bomb that can cause mass destruction
Marty Silvers Candace Miller ENG 111 15 October 2014 Annotated Bibliography Rationale For our third writing project, I will boldly venture into the darkness of video game violence and its effects on our youths. In the core reading, “Indian Education” by Sherman Alexie, Victor, a young Indian boy, is bullied and tormented by his classmates. I can associate with this aspect of early school life as because as an adolescent I was tormented and teased also. This aspect of the story led me to wonder about
Annotated Bibliography Black, S. (n.d.). The Historical Inaccuracies of Shakespeare's Macbeth. Retrieved September 12, 2015, from http://www.teenink.com/nonfiction/academic/article/428217/The-Historical-Inaccuracies-of-Shakespeares-Macbeth/ Teen Ink gives a short and overall account of the Background behind Macbeth. It talks about how people acquired the throne, who Duncan was, his children, Macbeth, Lady Macbeth, and also who was killed. It also introduces the fact that Macbeth would not have
1.) Pilgrims and readers of poetry must have low expectations. 2.) Both feel a sense of adventure and nervousness. 3.) Both explore aspects of their adventures. Annotated Bibliography Gamer, Michael. “Reading Poetry.” University of Pennsylvania, University of Pennsylvania, http://www.english.upenn.edu/~mgamer/Teaching/Handouts/readingpoetry.html In Michael Gamer’s essay, “Reading Poetry,” he tells the readers