Effective Strategy

Effective Strategy

A review by Crane et al. presents various sections that make up a well-organized research paper. The first section, "Relationship Factors and Depression," lists the effects of depression in various relationships, such as "Couple Relationships" and "Children and Depression," which also serve as good subheadings to the main section.

A review by Crane et al. presents various sections that make up a well-organized research paper. The first section, "Relationship Factors and Depression," lists the effects of depression in various relationships, such as "Couple Relationships" and "Children and Depression," which also serve as good subheadings to the main section.
 The problem with this first section is that the first two are followed by two more subheadings—“Efficacy of Depression Treatment” and “Cost-Effectiveness of Family Therapy”—which can somewhat confuse the reader because the last two subheadings are not actually the same. level as the first two because they simply tell the need for these two factors. In fact, the third subheading “Research Questions” is also out of place, but outlines the six objectives of the study (Crane et al., 2012).

The Methods section provides a detailed procedure for how data from Cigna were collected in the research study from 2001 to 2004 and, for eligible cases, patients diagnosed with depression confirmed through DSM-IV-TR. In addition, cost-effectiveness has been measured by comparing the relapse prevention performance of a particular treatment to the cost of the treatment (Crane et al., 2012).

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