You will complete an APA-style review of the literature. The literature review will build into your research proposal and be completed before you start writing your research proposal’s introduction and methodology sections. The literature review should be between 4-6 pages but can be a long as eight pages. Your literature review should have a minimum of 10 primary peer-reviewed journal articles. All articles should have been published within the last 10-years unless there is historical value to the article. The paper should include any history of this topic that is published, any experiments/studies that have been done that supports your claim, and information that would be important to note about your topic.
Rubric
Throughout the literature review, in-text citation(s) are provided for every claim. All in-text citations should appear in the references section and all citations listed in the references section should be cited in the narrative.
-Throughout the paper, include APA-style headings and subheadings that are logically organized.
-Provide a minimum of 10 primary sources (original empirical studies published in peer-reviewed journals). Include a mixture of rigorous qualitative and quantitative studies related to your topic of inquiry. Cite at least 10 recent (5-10 years old, unless there is justifiable historical value) primary sources in the literature review. Ensure that the articles reviewed include diversity and multicultural elements.
-Throughout the paper, include APA-style headings and subheadings that are logically organized.
-Provide a minimum of 10 primary sources (original empirical studies published in peer-reviewed journals). Include a mixture of rigorous qualitative and quantitative studies related to your topic of inquiry. Cite at least 10 recent (5-10 years old, unless there is justifiable historical value) primary sources in the literature review. Ensure that the articles reviewed include diversity and multicultural elements.
the importance of research in advancing the counseling profession, including how to critique research to inform counseling practice
identification of evidence-based counseling practices
ethical and culturally relevant strategies for conducting, interpreting, and reporting the results of research and/or program evaluation