Google search source:
1. The website seems to be directly affiliated with the United States government, detailing government agencies and connections dealing with adoption in the U.S.
2. The website provides a phone number for national and international contact, e-mail address, and fax information. These multiple contact options make it easy to contact the agencies with any questions that may arise.
3. The content expands on the minimal, overlapping information that I know about adoption, already. Website ends in ".gov".
4. This source is appropriate for my topic because it gives a detailed process about how international adoption is carried out.
Google Scholar source:
http://sw.oxfordjournals.org/content/48/2/209.short
1. The journal is published under the Oxford University website. The author has a PhD in her field as well as the title of professor.
2. It is published by prestigious college. There is contact information for the Oxford Journals organization.
3. The website ends in ".org". It is a critical analysis of international adoption's ethics.
4. This seems to be a credible source but it would not support my paper's focus.
Google Scholar source:
http://sw.oxfordjournals.org/content/48/2/209.short
1. The journal is published under the Oxford University website. The author has a PhD in her field as well as the title of professor.
2. It is published by prestigious college. There is contact information for the Oxford Journals organization.
3. The website ends in ".org". It is a critical analysis of international adoption's ethics.
4. This seems to be a credible source but it would not support my paper's focus.
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