In his speech on depression, dhavan said: "according to materials i located through a google search, almost 20 million american adults suffer from a depressive illness serious enough to interfere with their jobs and their family life." according to your textbook, did dhavan make any mistakes in citing his sources? in his speech on depression, dhavan said: "according to materials i located through a google search, almost 20 million american adults suffer from a depressive illness serious enough to interfere with their jobs and their family life." according to your textbook, did dhavan make any mistakes in citing his sources?

Question

Estes

Social Studies

18 December, 15:01

In his speech on depression, dhavan said: "according to materials i located through a google search, almost 20 million american adults suffer from a depressive illness serious enough to interfere with their jobs and their family life." according to your textbook, did dhavan make any mistakes in citing his sources? in his speech on depression, dhavan said: "according to materials i located through a google search, almost 20 million american adults suffer from a depressive illness serious enough to interfere with their jobs and their family life." according to your textbook, did dhavan make any mistakes in citing his sources?

+1

Answers (1)

Know the Answer?

Douglas Boyer · Answer 1

It might be noticed that Dhavan did not cite or quote any source such as a media site, article, journal, not even a researcher or any kind of professional, when he makes allusion to depressive illness. What is more, Google is not a source, it is a search engine so it would only provide different sources, he needs to make a reference to the actual document he read in order to make his information more reliable.