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Old May 09, 2010, 07:10 AM
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when i read a news article, i look for sources. not because i am doing academic research, but because i'm an interested member of the public. i'm a bit offended by this post - it sounds like you're suggesting people with mental illnesses shouldn't require the courtesy of having sources cited on news articles they read? i know i'm probably misconstruing, which is why i'm asking for clarification .
fwiw, even the tabloid papers here in australia give a journal reference (e.g., a paper published by a team of british scientists in Journal of Psychotherapy) because that's just common courtesy of giving credit where credit is due, and also increases the credibility of the article.
i would think it's great if we had minimum citations in all PC articles!!

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Originally Posted by Christina86 View Post
Googley, I would advise you to use another website to find research articles, since this is typically used for those with mental illness and not for professionals looking for information.