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Source: http://smu.edu/healthcenter/counseling/ct_stress.asp

School article that gives information about this points

Signs of Stress

Crisis Procedures

Stated Need for Help

Unusual Changes in Behavior

Rapid Onset of Illness

Traumatic Changes in Relationships

Alcohol & Drug Abuse/Dependence

References to Suicide

Faculty & Staff Intervention

How to Help a Student Under Stress

Means of Coping with Stress

How to Refer a Student for Further Help

Referrals to Counseling & Psychiatric Services

Specific examples and resources for understanding the effects, causes and reasons of stress in students..

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Taking notes for your research can include writing facts, ideas, examples and any information you find into bullet points. After all the information is put together it forms an outline.

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The way you make sure you keep track of biblographic or reference source information is by taking notes of what sources you searched, use or find for your project. When using any kind of information from the sourc like pictures, videos, articles; write down the source.

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The primary consideration when using other people as a primary source is through interviews because you can get specific information to certain questions, ask as many questions as you like and also ask as many people as you like. The more the better to compare and contrast information. Surveys dont really give specific answers.

http://www.caitlinhanzlick.com/image_interview.jpg

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Core Interactions #3

In the introduction to library research I learned that what makes a source reliable is looking at the author who wrote the material, looking at the domain (.com, .edu, .gov), what type of article is it?,  Does the author have qualifications that makes the source believable and reliable? When was the material created? is the information updated? Is the information relevant to your topic?

Source: http://meded.ucsf.edu/sites/live.meded.ucsf.com/files/styles/large/public/field/image/research%20services%20word%20cloud4.jpg