Need help finding articles?!
Question: I'm writing a paper about how a lot of drugs used to treat mental issues have been found to be dangerous and/or ineffective, and how more people have been prescribed these drugs rather than trying other forms of therapy to overcome their mental illnesses. I just need help finding some articles with adequate information; I've found some on how some drugs are dangerous, but not so much information about how medicational regimens have taken over. Thanks!
PS- My teacher doesn't really want us to use ".com" sites, unless they are reliable sources (newspaper, magazines, etc.). He prefers ".org" ".edu" and ".gov" sites.
Answers: I'm writing a paper about how a lot of drugs used to treat mental issues have been found to be dangerous and/or ineffective, and how more people have been prescribed these drugs rather than trying other forms of therapy to overcome their mental illnesses. I just need help finding some articles with adequate information; I've found some on how some drugs are dangerous, but not so much information about how medicational regimens have taken over. Thanks!
PS- My teacher doesn't really want us to use ".com" sites, unless they are reliable sources (newspaper, magazines, etc.). He prefers ".org" ".edu" and ".gov" sites.
If you use advanced google search filters, you can specify just .org or .edu sites.
It would be better to start with a neutral question, such as "are prescription drugs effective in treating mental illness", or "do healthcare organizations offer an adequate range mental health treatments", then researching the answer.
Right now, you're starting with the answer you want to find, and searching for evidence to support it, while ignoring evidence against your hypothesis. That's not good scientific method.