For this assignment, you will be completing an annotated bibliography withfour of the sources used in your presentation. A bibliography is a list ofresources and annotations are summary notes; as such, an annotatedbibliography is a detailed references page, with information about each ofyour sources. Each annotation should be roughly one page in length(double-spaced).Each of your annotations will include three parts: a summary of the source,an evaluation of the usefulness and credibility of the resource, and finally, areflection about how this source helped to shape your assignment.Summary: Briefly summarize in your words the main points covered in thisresource. This should balance relevant detail without being too long.Evaluation: Assess your source: Is this a reliable and credible source? Howdo you know? Is the source useful to your presentation? What does it offerin relation to your other sources?Reflection: How did this source fit into your presentation? How did it helpto shape your presentation?

Avoid the following grammatical mistakes:

1) Affect vs. Effect -A general rule is that "affect" is usually a verb (actionword) and "effect" is usually a noun (person, place, or thing - something youcan put "the" in front of)For example: The effect of climate change will be felt for years.For example: This shouldn't affect us much.> Good pointer is that if you can replace the word with "alter" it should be"affect"For a full explanation see: http://www.dailywritingtips.com/affect-vs-effect/2) "Their" versus "There"Their = belongs to themThere = locationThey're = they are3) "Too" versus "To"Too = An adverb meaning excessively or also (e.g., It's been too long sincewe've seen each other)To = A preposition meaning toward or until (e.g. I am going to Sarah's office)4) E.g. versus I.e.e.g. means for example (e.g., this is an example of how to use it)i.e. means "that is" or "in other words" (i.e., please make sure you followthese criteria to avoid grammatical mistakes)> As per APA, restrict to within parentheses

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Family Systems Therapy: How It Works & What to Expect (choosingtherapy.com)

Emotionally Focused Family Therapy: Facilitating Change Within a Family System: Journal of Couple & Relationship Therapy: Vol 13, No 1 (tandfonline.com)

The Advantages of Family Systems Therapy | Bel Aire Recovery

Family Systems Therapy (goodtherapy.org)

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