Assignment Number Two

University of Jordan

School of Nursing

Student Name: Ibrahim Waleed Hassan

University Number: 0176852

Submitted to: Professor Rema Safadi

Date of Submission:20/4/2020
Q.1. A: Book with one author:
Giger, J. N. (2016). Transcultural Nursing-

E-Book: Assessment and Intervention. Elsevier

Health Sciences.

Q.1.A: Book with more than five authors:

Potter, P. A., Faan, R. M. P., Perry, A. G.,

Faan, R. E., Stockert, P., & Hall, A. (2012).

Fundamentals of Nursing-E-Book. Mosby.

Q.1.B: One chapter from a book that is edited book:

Engebretson,J.C.(2019).Theories From the

Sociologic Sciences.M.McEwen & E.M.Wills(Ed.).

Theoretical Basis For NURSING:5th( pp.274-

300).Philadelphia. 1496351207.
Q.1.C: Article with one author:

Ito, S. (2014). Chronic illness and the

breastfeeding mother. Journal of Population

Therapeutics and Clinical Pharmacology, 21(3).

Q.1.C: Article with more than two authors:

Ewers, P., Bradshaw, T., McGovern, J., &

Ewers, B. (2002). Does training in psychosocial

interventions reduce burnout rates in forensic

nurses?. Journal of advanced nursing, 37(5), 470-

476.
Q.1.D: One electronic reference retrieved from

URL:

https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.3109/095402

69609037816

Q.2.A: Underline the citation in paragraph:

Postpartum depression refers to a non-

psychotic depressive episode that begins in or

extends into the postpartum period (Cox et al.,

1993; O’Hara, 1994; Watson et aL, 1984). In past

research, these depressions have been defined in a

variety of ways (O’Hara & Zekoski, 1988). More

recent and rigorous studies have defined postpartum

depression based on standardized diagnostic criteria

for depression (Cooper & Murray, 1995; Cox et al.,

1993; O’Hara et at. 1990; Troutman &

Cutrona,1990). Requirements for a diagnosis of

postpartum depression usually include that a woman

be experiencing dysphoric mood along with several

other symptoms such as sleep, appetite, or

psychomotor disturbance, fatigue, excessive guilt,

and suicidal thoughts (APA, 1994; Spitzer et

aL,1978). Typically, there will be a requirement that

the symptoms be present for a minimum amount of

time (at the very least, one week) and result in some

impairment in the woman’s functioning (Cooper &

Murray, 1995; O’Hara et aL, 1990).

A.2. B: Reference of the paragraph:

(O'HARA,M.W & SWAIN, A.M,1996,p.38)