Read this peer-reviewed research article (Oppenheimer, 2005 Download Oppenheimer, 2005)
Utilize the following as guidelines to identify components within the article:
Development of Research Interest (General Considerations): What does the author consider as the larger problem under investigation? What is the purpose of the research being conducted? List three sources used in the Introduction section by the author.
Problem Statements (Research Question): List the research question(s) / hypotheses tested
Methodology: What is the research design? Summarize the methodology used by the author, including who are the participants, how are participants selected for the studies, variables and materials used in the study, and main steps or measurements that the authors used in their methods.
Conclusions: What are the findings and conclusions of the studies? To what populations are the findings generalized? Are the conclusions supported by the studies reported? What are the implications of the findings of the study? What are the limitations to the research that the author acknowledged? What suggestions do the author offer for future/additional research?
Additional Guidelines
Include APA formatted cover and reference pages.
Type in regular paragraph format instead of bullet points. I listed the key components in bullet points for ease of understanding, not to suggest you to follow this format.
All analyses must be typed in your own original writing. This means no direct quotes allowed. Please see the “Academic Integrity” section of this syllabus for further information.
Follow the APA formatting guidelines, including 1-inch page margin, 12-point Times New Roman font, double line-spacing without extra spacing between paragraphs, one-space after all punctuations, and in-text citations when appropriate.
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