Develop an Annotated Bibliography

Prepare a brief annotated bibliography of at least 10 peer-reviewed articles. Be sure to choose research articles published in peer-reviewed journals within the past 5 years. As you select your articles, keep ethical issues, diversity in collaborative care, and policy considerations for mental health in mind. 

Please note that the same rules for citation that apply to other documents (such as proper paraphrasing and the use of quotation marks where necessary) apply to annotated bibliographies as well. It is unacceptable to cut and paste from the abstract or the body of an article. Rather, you are expected to read the article completely and appropriately paraphrase the necessary material. For those few situations where paraphrasing is unacceptable, then material that has not been paraphrased must be placed in quotation marks. Please refer to the Integrity Policy and tutorial for more information on this. 

Review the following illustration to determine what material is needed for the annotation in each entry. Note that there are four sections to the entry: hypothesis, methodology, conclusion, and evaluation. Be sure to include each of these sections in your annotated bibliography entries.

Length: 10 annotated bibliography entries, not including title and reference pages 

Your annotated bibliography should demonstrate thoughtful consideration of the ideas and concepts presented in the course by providing new thoughts and insights relating directly to this topic. Your response should reflect scholarly writing and current APA standards.