Drugs that increase levels of monoamine neurotransmitters in the brain are effective treatments for depression


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Drugs that increase levels of monoamine neurotransmitters in the brain are effective treatments for depression


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[Word limit: 1000 words] Advice from the module team: You should write an introduction that briefly sets the scene for the essay and clearly states your essay argument. Please refer to the SDK228 Assignment Guide for more help. (Word guidance: 100 words, 4 marks) The main body of your essay should discuss the following list of points. You can lay these out however you wish within your essay and do not have to use the order suggested. (Word guidance: 800 words, 24 marks) The monoamine hypothesis of mood disorders (6 marks) The biological mechanisms of action of currently available ADMs (antidepressant medications) (6 marks) Alternative hypotheses for the biological basis of mood disorders (6 marks) The effectiveness of ADMs as a treatment for depression (6 marks) Finally, you should write a conclusion drawing your essay argument to a close. You should make a final judgement on the essay title leaving your reader with a clear idea of what you have been arguing. (Word guidance: 100 words, 4 marks) A total of 8 marks are available for correct in text citations, references in your reference list, clarity and quality of writing including use of scientific terminology, and appropriate paragraph and sentence structure. For guidance on how to reference your sources, please see the OU Harvard Referencing Guide available from the Open University library