Structure of the final paper

• Introduction
• Question
• Relevance
• Importance to you
• Important in a larger sense
• History (possibly)
• Introduce some of your research papers (might)
• Definitions
• Limitations
• Review of Literature
• Find 100 articles in your search
• Narrow it down to 20-30 (or more if you are ambitious) that speak more or less directly to your question
• Divide the stack into 2 or 3 or 4 main groups.
• Review each stack separately
• Chron order
• Give a brief conclusion for each stack
• Give an overall conclusion
• Your Study (If you do one)
• Human subjects review
• Conclusion
• A brief review of above
• Your conclusions
• Relevance
• Suggestions for further research.
• Reference List (APA)
• Authors in alphabetical order
• Title
• Date
• Clear citations of source

Article or Book Review

• Identify author, date.
• Findings
• Credibility
• Methods (possibly)