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SURVEY RESEARCH Jon A. Krosnick

What makes the Survey Research article a good example of a literature review? Using the rubric for grading your literature reviews or some of the questions posted below find SPECIFIC EXAMPLES from the Survey Research article that demonstrate why it is a good example of a literature review. How does the Survey Research article fulfill the criteria of the rubric? How does the Survey Research article accomplish the goals included in the questions below?

Does the review reflect critical thinking? How so?

Are all the relevant concepts and variables included in the review?

Does the summary of each reviewed study reflect the essential components of the study design?

Does the critique of each reviewed study include strengths, weaknesses, or limitations of the design; conflicts; and gaps or inconsistencies in information in relation to the area of interest?

Were both conceptual and data based literature included?

Were mainly primary sources included?

Does the synthesis summary follow a logical sequence that leads the reader to why there is the need for the particular project being proposed?

Does the organization of the reviewed studies (i.e. chronologically, or according to concepts/variables, or type/design of study) follow logically, enhancing the ability of the reader to evaluate the need for the particular project being proposed?