What, if any, is the evidence of feminist methodology in the article, as discussed by Wattanaporn and Holtfreter (2014)?

Locate a study related to crime or criminal justice written from a feminist perspective. Once you have located a piece of interest, read and analyze it. It is your responsibility to conduct a library search to locate this article, and to do some research to confirm that it is written by a feminist scholar. A quick internet search should help you determine if the person fits the criteria of a feminist scholar. For suggestions of authors, review the readings for this module, since there are many examples mentioned in the Resources section. Alternatively, you can access the journal Feminist Criminology and select an article that is of interest to you.
Use the following questions to guide your paper:
What is the thesis or purpose of the article? The thesis is generally found in the introductory paragraph, but you should be able to explain in your own words what this article is trying to accomplish.
How is/are the author(s) actually doing the study? In other words, what is the method?
What, if any, is the evidence of feminist methodology in the article, as discussed by Wattanaporn and Holtfreter (2014)?
What are the main results or findings of the study/article? Focus on the findings that relate to the main questions or what the author(s) is/are trying to accomplish. You can also discuss any findings that either the author(s) or you think are particularly interesting or unexpected.
How might this study contribute to the field of criminology or social policy? For this section, you need to use your own assessment and critical thinking to evaluate whether or not you think the study accomplished what it set out to do.

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