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This week’s assignment has 3 different pieces, each designed to help you develop skill and confidence in dissecting and analyzing relevant scholarly research.
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Part I: Global Article Analysis
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1. What research gap is the article addressing?
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2. How does the article intend to address this gap?
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3. What are the specific research questions that this article will address?
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4. What strands of previous and current research does this article use to create a rationale for its research questions?
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5. What kind of data did the authors collect to answer their research questions and exactly how did they collect them?
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6. How did the authors analyze their results?
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7. How do the authors interpret their results? According to the authors, what do the results mean with regard to the research questions?
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8. What do the authors see as limitations in their study?
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9. What do the authors see as the implications of this research in terms of either application to real-life or directions for future research?
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10. What are the authors’ overall conclusions?
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Part II. Style: Article Structure and “Hierarchy” Analysis
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1. Analyze the macro-level structure (i.e., titles and organization of sections and subsections).
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1. What evidence, if any, do you see of hierarchical, classification, or cause-effect organization patterns?
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2. What evidence, if any, do you see of parallelism?
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2. Look at the literature review or a subsection of the literature review. If it is a subsection, you are looking for one with more than one paragraph. Analyze the meso-level structure (i.e., order of the paragraphs).
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1. What evidence, if any, do you see of hierarchical, classification, or cause-effect organizational patterns in the order of the paragraphs?
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3. Write a brief summary (e.g., 1-2 paragraphs) of your analysis.
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Part III: Summary
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Write a summary of the article that includes your own suggestions for future research based on the gap you have identified. APA 7th edition formatting (i.e., title page, pagination, headings, in-text citations, reference page) is required.
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