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Roughly how much time before our exams will we find out the exact dates?

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Should our systematic review table contain primary research? Or is it review-type papers only? Thank you

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Should our systematic review table contain primary research? Or is it review-type papers only? Thank you

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Do all papers used have to be reviews? My interpretation was that we cannot use primary-research, all citations must be referencing some form of review style paper.

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Can we have a seminar on the exam? Going over formats and questions etc

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Can we use any type of review papers? e.g. systematic, peer and meta-analysis

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The title of the essay states we need to focus on a degenerative disease, but at some point CFS was mentioned as a focus option. I was under the impression that CFS was a neuroinflammatory condition, rather than a neurodegenerative disease that results in structural damage. So is CFS an option as a neuroinflammatory condition, so we could choose other similar conditions that aren't necessarily degenerative; or is it on there as an official neurodegenerative disease?

See my answers in the comments balloon - Belinda

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I have been asked this question:

wondered when writing this assignment should it be in the form of a systematic review? Thank you for your help.

And this is the answer that I gave:

Basically, I want you to source the answer to the essay from the peer-reviewed literature and then answer the question that has been given as an essay rather than a systematic review with a methods section etc., as there is not room in 1500 words to do that. Is that OK?

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To all on the 23_24 PS3083 Module welcome. This is your safe space where you can post questions and chat about pathophysiology of the nervous system questions, or about the assignment, exam or any other questions or points of interest. Please be polite but please do engage with this space. 

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To all on the 23_24 PS3083 Module welcome. This is your safe space where you can post questions and chat about pathophysiology of the nervous system questions, or about the assignment, exam or any other questions or points of interest. Please be polite but please do engage with this space. 

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I have left a couple of posts from previous years up here that are related to the assignment and are questions that I am sure some of you will have, so it saves me answering them multiple times :-)

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If it's an article cited in another article you need to cite both ie the one that you are citing and then in the same bracket say in (Smith et al 2019 in Bloggs et al 2020). There should be instructions on doing this in APA style or Harvard style on the internet- see this 

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If it's an article cited in another article you need to cite both ie the one that you are citing and then in the same bracket say in (Smith et al 2019 in Bloggs et al 2020). There should be instructions on doing this in APA style or Harvard style on the internet- see this 

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If you get a paper by John, 2021 but in that paper you find various references like in it it states William 2020 which one would you reference?

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Sometimes an author of a book, article or website will mention another person's work by using a quotation or paraphrased idea from that source. (This may be called a secondary source.) For example, the Kirkey article you are reading includes a quotation by Smith that you would like to include in your essay.

If it is possible to retrieve the original source of the quotation (in this case, Smith), verify the quote and cite the original source.

If you can't/don't access the original source, the basic rule is that in both your References list and in-text citation you will cite the source in which it is quoted (in this case, Kirkey). Do not list the original source if you have not read it.
You will add the words "as cited in" to your in-text citation. Examples below.

Examples of in-text citations:
According to a study by Smith (as cited in Kirkey, 2013) 42% of doctors would refuse to perform legal euthanasia.

Smith (as cited in Kirkey, 2013) states that "even if euthanasia was legal, 42% of doctors would be against this method of assisted dying" (p. 34).
Example of Reference list citation:
Kirkey, S. (2013, Feb 9). Euthanasia. The Montreal Gazette , p A10. Retrieved from Canadian Newsstand Major Dailies database.

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Research Guides: APA Citation Guide (7th Edition): Works Quoted in Another Source

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Sometimes an author of a book, article or website will mention another person's work by using a quotation or paraphrased idea from that source. (This may be called a secondary source.) For example, the Kirkey article you are reading includes a quotation by Smith that you would like to include in your essay.

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Hi, you can do this if its relevant otherwise just upload the appendix after the reference section of the essay.

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Hi, you can do this if its relevant otherwise just upload the appendix after the reference section of the essay.

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Hello Belinda - in other assignments we’ve linked our reviews to the appendix by saying (appendix 1) etc. do we have to do that in this assesment as I don’t get how I’d do that? Or shall we literally just have a seperate appendix section? Thanks

Belinda Fay Hornby

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Hi you can mention that the summary table of the literature searches and screening are in a PRISMA table in appendix one, or just put a note at the very end of the review when you sum up and conclude. Note appendices should proceed the reference section and not precede it.