Annotated Bibliography An annotated bibliography is an APA formatted listing and

Annotated Bibliography
An annotated bibliography is an APA formatted listing and description of the sources used to develop the Integrated Project Literature Review.
Peer-reviewed and evidence-based articles (articles published in academic journals) must be used for the annotated bibliography.
Each article must be current (within the last ten years) and a primary source, that is a single experiment conducted by the article author(s) only.
Articles cannot be used if the author is writing about a topic in an essay style and/or if the article includes citations of multiple other authors’ articles or summaries of multiple study findings in the same article.
The Annotated Bibliography must include 24 current (within the last ten years) peer-reviewed, evidence based articles formatted as per APA guidelines.
The annotated bibliography should be titled “References” centered at the top of the page, followed by the full APA citation of the article and a paragraph (4-6 sentences) describing the following:
1. Purpose of the study
2. Methodology
3. Findings
4. Relevance to the thesis topic