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Graduate Psychology Department, Purdue University Global
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Author, A. B., Author A. B., & Author A. B. (2022).
Title of the journal article in sentence case. Title of the Journal in Title Case and Italics, Volume#(issue #), page#–#. DOI as a hyperlink.
Summarize the article using complete sentences and paragraph form. Summarize the study’s aim, describe the research methods (including participants, measures, and procedures), summarize the major findings, summarize the major conclusions, and describe the study's practical implications. Avoid using direct quotes from the article.
Analyze the strengths and limitations of the study. Consider factors such as the relevance and importance of the research topic, the appropriateness of the research methods, the number and characteristics of the research participants, and threats to the reliability and validity of the study.
Assess the usefulness of the article for your research proposal. How specifically will this article fit into your literature review? Do the study findings support your hypothesis or provide evidence directly related to your hypothesis? How will you build on the information in the article in your proposed study (e.g., are there limitations of the study that you would address in your research proposal?).
Author, A. B., Author A. B., & Author A. B. (2022).
Title of the journal article in sentence case. Title of the Journal in Title Case and Italics, Volume#(issue #), page#–#. DOI as a hyperlink.
Summarize the article using complete sentences and paragraph form. Summarize the study’s aim, describe the research methods (including participants, measures, and procedures), summarize the major findings, summarize the major conclusions, and describe the study's practical implications. Avoid using direct quotes from the article.
Analyze the strengths and limitations of the study. Consider factors such as the relevance and importance of the research topic, the appropriateness of the research methods, the number and characteristics of the research participants, and threats to the reliability and validity of the study.
Assess the usefulness of the article for your research proposal. How specifically will this article fit into your literature review? Do the study findings support your hypothesis or provide evidence directly related to your hypothesis? How will you build on the information in the article in your proposed study (e.g., are there limitations of the study that you would address in your research proposal?).
Author, A. B., Author A. B., & Author A. B. (2022).
Title of the journal article in sentence case. Title of the Journal in Title Case and Italics, Volume#(issue #), page#–#. DOI as a hyperlink.
Summarize the article using complete sentences and paragraph form. Summarize the study’s aim, describe the research methods (including participants, measures, and procedures), summarize the major findings, summarize the major conclusions, and describe the study's practical implications. Avoid using direct quotes from the article.
Analyze the strengths and limitations of the study. Consider factors such as the relevance and importance of the research topic, the appropriateness of the research methods, the number and characteristics of the research participants, and threats to the reliability and validity of the study.
Assess the usefulness of the article for your research proposal. How specifically will this article fit into your literature review? Do the study findings support your hypothesis or provide evidence directly related to your hypothesis? How will you build on the information in the article in your proposed study (e.g., are there limitations of the study that you would address in your research proposal?).
Author, A. B., Author A. B., & Author A. B. (2022).
Title of the journal article in sentence case. Title of the Journal in Title Case and Italics, Volume#(issue #), page#–#. DOI as a hyperlink.
Summarize the article using complete sentences and paragraph form. Summarize the study’s aim, describe the research methods (including participants, measures, and procedures), summarize the major findings, summarize the major conclusions, and describe the practical implications of the study. Avoid using direct quotes from the article.
Analyze the strengths and limitations of the study. Consider factors such as the relevance and importance of the research topic, the appropriateness of the research methods, the number and characteristics of the research participants, and threats to the reliability and validity of the study.
Assess the usefulness of the article for your research proposal. How specifically will this article fit into your literature review? Do the study findings support your hypothesis or provide evidence directly related to your hypothesis? How will you build on the information in the article in your proposed study (e.g., are there limitations of the study that you would address in your research proposal?).