What is a primary source for any research study? Why is it important to read the primary source?

Imagine you are in a fast-food restaurant where a lady tells you that she had heard there was a gene for liking or hating the taste of cilantro. You looked on the Internet to investigate this statement, and although you found similar comments on reputable websites, you are yet to find any scientific studies supporting this claim.

  • Should you be skeptical about the scientific merit of this claim after browsing the Internet? Why?
  • Do you think there are times when scientifically-sound research is not accepted for publication? Why?
  • What should you do to continue this investigation?
  • Using the  Online Library (ATTACHED)  find two peer-reviewed articles discussing genetics and food preference. Using the skills you learned from this week’s lectures, summarize each of them.
  • What is a primary source for any research study? Why is it important to read the primary source?
  • Why do most students settle for reading secondhand or thirdhand accounts of research studies instead of reading the primary source?
  • When might you have to depend on a secondary source of information? Are thirdhand accounts of research studies reliable? Why?
Describe the benefit of behavior therapy in the treatment of a major depressive disorder. 

do you have a 26 year old patient with MDD, you will initiate the patient on sertraline 25 mg PO daily.

1- What are the parameters or considerations for diagnosing MDD?

2- Describe the neurobiological of major depressive disorder (MDD). Include genetics,
neurotransmitters, neuroanatomical changes, current  theories of the cause of the disease, and cultural factors if it’s involved.)

3- There is any medical condition that can mimic MDD?

4- What laboratories do you need to monitor?

5-  what is the first line of treatment for (MDD). what is the neurochemistry action of sertraline, (SSRI),  side effects to monitor, expected benefits for the patient, and contraindications?

6- Describe the benefit of behavior therapy in the treatment of a major depressive disorder.

Use APA and Include references from at least 3 sources  including the article
from a journal, no older than 5 years

Describe the internal and external factors that support the organizational objectives.
  1. Concluding Findings and Limitations
    1. Describe the internal and external factors that support the organizational objectives. Be sure to think about how marketing research supports
      organizational objectives.
    2. Determine any possible, plausible future trends that may drastically change present findings in relationship to organizational objectives.
    3. Summarize how the marketing research might be supported by industry trends. Be sure to also think about how the marketing research
      supports industry direction.
    4. Compare how your proposed marketing strategy aligns with legal, ethical, and industry standards.
    5. Identify the implications for implementing the marketing proposal. Be sure to think about any legal or ethical influences.
    6. Identify the limitations of the marketing proposal based on available research. Provide examples of the limitations to support your claims.

1-2 pages max