After Reading the article and understand the idea of it it asking us to write

Title of yourreview

While this will be atthe top of your review, it will likely be easier to create after you havecompleted the rest of the elements. The title must concisely andprecisely let an audience know what you are doing and what the topic is. Titlesthat are clear, brief, and interesting are more likely to get someone to readwhat is below them. Hint: You are not doing the research, you arereviewing it with a particular focus.

Title of thejournal article, the authors, and the journal it was published in.

State this in asentence.

Byline

On the line below yourtitle put “by” with your name after it.

Study Objective

This is a concisestatement of the purpose of the study in your article. The informationyou need for this is generally found in the abstract and the end of theintroduction.

Study Outcome

This is a concisestatement of the findings of the study in your article. The informationyou need for this is generally found in the abstract and thefindings/conclusion/analysis section of the article.

Data used for theResearch

The section describesthe data used for the research; this does not include the analysis done on thedata as part of the research. The information you need for this sectionis found in the methods section of the document. It should include answers tomost if not all of the following questions:

• Where was the data obtained from? Thisonly applies to research articles where the researchers obtained data froman external source.
• How was the data collected? This appliesto research articles where the researchers collected the data themselves.It usually includes where or from what the data were collected, how muchdata are included, what types of data are collected.

StatisticalAnalysis Review

In this section, youwill document the statistical method that was used in the study. Theinformation you need for this section is found in the methods section of thearticle. While you will want to provide some context on how the statistics youare reviewing fit into the research, this is not intended to be a step-by-stepreview of the entire research process. Use as many of the foundational termsfrom the first two conceptual assignments as apply to your work and include:

• Identify the statistical method(s) used inthis work in terms of the foundational probability and statistics termsdiscussed in your first two concept assignments (CA2.1 and CA2.2)
• Identify the statistical method(s) used inthe study, what that method does (in general) and why that was useful inthis research
• Identify what researchers learned becauseof using the statistical method(s).

Evaluation of theArticle’s Text

In this section, youwill evaluate the audience to whom the article communicates. You will use thetone and language of the document to identify and document what audience(s)will be able to understand and value this article. How can you tell this?Is the article effective at communicating the material to them? Then,evaluate if this audience is appropriate for this material. Could thismaterial, in a modified format, be valuable to another audience? If so, whatwould need to change to address that audience effectively? If not, why would itnot be appropriate for other audiences?

Evaluation of theArticle’s Graphics

In this section, youwill evaluate the effectiveness of the types of graphics used in the documentand their placement relative to their discussion in the text. Identifywhat types of graphics are used, being specific about types of graphs (Links to an externalsite.) used, and theireffectiveness for the information they were conveying. Do all the graphics havenumbers and titles? Do all graphics have the labels needed to identify alltheir elements? Are they well done and of an appropriate size to bereadable? Could they be communicated in a more clear way? What way do youthink that would be?

Are the graphicslocated in the article in close proximity to where the topic they support isdiscussed? Does their location in the article make them more or lessuseful to the topic being discussed?

If your article doesnot have graphics, discuss what could have been included to make the work moreclear. Be specific in types of graphics. Where in the article they shouldbe located, and why?

Contribution ofResearch

In this section, youwill talk to your potential client and inform them of the significance of thisresearch and how this statistical tool can be of value to them in meeting theirgoals and objectives. The contribution of the research is generally found inthe discussion/conclusion/implications for the field section of the article.

Revision andEditing

This review will beyour case contribution to your group’s white paper. As such, it needs to bewell written. Format the document clearly and consistently and be sure itis written well. I recommend that you read your document out loud toyourself to make sure what you are saying is complete and the ideas flow.When you are happy with it, complete a grammar and spelling check beforehanding it in.

References

This section willuse APAformatting (Links to an external site.) for the reference list. You will have the reference for thearticle you are reviewing and any other resources you use (ex. you might use astatistics encyclopedia to help you describe the statistics method in youarticle. The library has several that are available as e-books.).