Substance Use and Systemic Inequities Among Young Black Women: Exploring Barriers and Health Impacts

Annotated Bibliography for Research Paper (30%)Like any bibliography, an annotated bibliography is an alphabetical list of research sources. In
addition to bibliographic data, an annotated bibliography provides a concise summary of each
source and some assessment of its value or relevance to your paper. It is similar to the abstract that
prefaces a published academic article. An annotation includes:(1) The study objectives or aims- Describe the primary purpose of the study, which is
sometimes framed as a question, hypothesis, or exploration- any of these are fine! Also
locate the study geographically (e.g. city, urban or rural, country, region).(2) Methods- The specific methods (e.g. qualitative, individual interviews, focus groups,
household surveys, literature review), the number of participants, and gender/race/age
breakdown (e.g. 15 Black women between the ages of 25-40) are required.(3) The primary themes- A description of the main research findings or results from the study(4) Concluding sentence- Tell me how each reference/source annotated will inform your
research and/or understanding of your topic.(5) References- List the full citation before each annotation.This exercise is intended to help students prepare for their research paper and develop a strong
sense of the main issues/arguments within the published literature that pertains to the subject
matter of the final paper. Each student must prepare an annotated bibliography of 10 academic
sources, and the annotations for each of the 10 sources should be 1 page in length. Double-space
the assignment.Rubric: Study Thesis or Aims (2 pts); Methods (1 pt); Primary Findings (4 pts); Concluding
Sentence; (2 pts); References (1 pt)