Topic: Psychological Disorder
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1. What treatment has been most effective for those with the disorder? How is the prescription determined?
1.1. Perspective #1
1.1.1. ABCD Evaluation
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1.2. Perspective #2
1.2.1. ABCD Evaluation
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2. When did postpartum get labeled as a disorder? How did this impact women who experienced it?
2.1. Perspective #1: Boen. "Blue After Baby?" Student Research Center. http://search.ebscohost.com/...
2.1.1. ABCD: Information is found in other sources; interviews those with experience and health care professionals; 2005. Information supports the need for PPD awareness.
2.1.1.1. -PPD Awareness Campaigns -Hoping women will realize they are not alone and should seek help -Even today many women "think they can will themselves to be happy, that being busier will help" (Boen). -AND ALOT MORE NOTES....
2.1.1.1.1. The Synthesis: is in your own words. It should answer the question and show what you've learned from your combined sources.
2.2. Perspective #2: Cohen, Elizabeth. "Dads get postpartum depression too." CNN.com. http://www.cnn.com/2010/...
2.2.1. ABCD: Chosen has an MA in Public Health and is the senior medical correspondent for CNN. Credible sources are noted throughout, 2010 date, no bias, information about the lack of education on men with postpartum depression.
2.2.1.1. -It is not widely known that fathers also experience postpartum depression -Matt, a new father, said he didn't' have control over what he was experiencing -For a year, Matt didn't know what to call these intense feelings -James Paulson, pediatrics, says depression in new fathers is "virtually unknown".
3. What factors have the biggest influence on the likelihood that a woman will experience postpartum depression? Can they be prevented?
3.1. Perspective #1
3.1.1. ABCD Evaluation
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3.2. Perspective #2
3.2.1. ABCD Evaluation
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