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The 4- to 5-page (2,000-2,500 words) essay must
begin with the statement of your research topic and review five journal
articles directly related to your research topic. (Articles are attached) Your
literature review should address these questions: What does the field
already know about this topic? What are the existing theories? Do the
ten studies that you have reviewed agree or disagree with each other?
Can you explain the inconsistencies? Do they share any weaknesses?
What views need to be (further) tested? What evidence is lacking,
inconclusive, contradictory, or too limited? Why do we have to further
examine the research problem? Your literature review should be a
critical look at the existing research that is significant to your project.
You should evaluate existing studies both individually and as a group,
show the relationships among different works, and demonstrate how it
relates to your project. It is not supposed to be just a summary of other
people’s work; rather, your critique should lead to the justification of
your own research. Please include a cover page with your topic title.
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