- Explains what your specific topic is and provides sufficient support for why it is the best choice for you to pursue in this course. [Note: This would be the section where you would demonstrate that you have done some exploratory research]
- Identifies a proposed question and problem that you are hoping to explore.
- Connects in some way with your future academic, personal, professional, or civic goals or passions.
- Shows that your intended topic is not only of interest to you, but is important to other people as well.
- Investigates two sources for developing working knowledge (Curious Researcher 9-10) of the topic.
- Identifies and discusses two or three researchable questions (see Curious Researcher’s criteria for researchable questions, page 7)
- Lays out a clear research plan. Some of the questions you may address are: What kinds of questions will you be asking? In what discipline(s) do you see your investigation following (because different disciplines may have different answers for your question and problem)? How do you plan to go about researching your project? What kinds of sources have you already consulted?

: articles + other articles in same issues

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0924933808009061
- O'Brien, C. (2005). Benzodiazepine use, abuse, and dependence. The Journal of Clinical Psychiatry, 66 Suppl 2, 28-33.
- Ilomäki, Risto, Ilomäki, Essi, Hakko, Helinä, & Räsänen, Pirkko. (2011). Psychotropic medication history of inpatient adolescents — Is there a rationale for benzodiazepine prescription? Addictive Behaviors, 36(1), 161-165. 

But some of medications can cause dependency

Some of medication can be addictive

Ex Benzodiamin 

Dependency can be just psychological dependency not just abusement 

Then how can we treat our mental health by taking medication in a safety way?

Which medicines? - research

And how does it work on our brain and causing?

some solutions - following psychiatrist description and advice,
and therapy classes