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Annotated Bibliography 
The annotated bibliography will help to ensure that you use concrete evidence for your final research paper. In order to create this annotated bibliography, you must find at least 3 scholarly sources that you plan to use in your paper. Each of your sources must be peer-reviewed and published within the last 7 years.
You can use the article you found for your article review as 1 of your sources. Your bibliography will be graded based on its adherence to the grading rubric, as well as to the guidelines explained in the current APA manual.
There are times when an annotated bibliography will not only state the thesis and scope of the study, but name the hypothesis of the study and the population which was studied. In addition, methodology and the main points will mention if the study was a survey, type of experiment, a case study, and who the subjects were, including how they were recruited.
For each entry (or source) on your annotated bibliography, you must:
1. Summarize the main idea in 2–4 sentences.
2. Relate the material found in the source to your research topic using an additional 1–2 sentences.
3.  Include important page numbers in order to locate easily as these can 
be useful when you return at a later date. 
4.  Evaluate the background of the author and the intended audience.
5.  Point out the source’s potential usefulness to your research.
Be sure to include a Title Page for your Annotated Bibliography –
Annotated Bibliography for APA entry example:
Purdue Online Writing Law – Owl
https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/614/03/