Select a primary research article published in a peer-reviewed journal.
Use the Library's Ulrichsweb Database or journal website to confirm.
Use the Research Types handout linked below for guidance.
Database search tip: Try adding primary research terms to your search, such as Quantitative Studies, Qualitative Studies, Mixed Method.
Original research conducted using existing/available data sets, such as national / large-scale surveys or hospital /patient health data, is also acceptable.
Evaluation & Analysis:
Your evaluation will involve a critique of the article that includes, but goes beyond, any identified limitations.
Edit often for succinct writing. Follow these tips on Conciseness from OWL at Purdue to demonstrate depth of analysis while staying within the word count.
The annotated bibliography involves some descriptive writing, however, you must also demonstrate critical analysis in your writing. Review this useful article by Whiffin & Hasselder (2013).