Please review document  Note: I just noticed we did part 1 wrong. So we are going to attempt it again here as well. From this

Please review document 

Note: I just noticed we did part 1 wrong. So we are going to attempt it again here as well.

From this assignment: Choose a topic from the course and conduct a literature review exploring all sides of the issue. This paper is submitted in two sections – first the literature review and then

the student’s final recommendations, insights, and ideas.

Include at the top, research question

Note: what this means is that you just redo the literature review using this instruction and then add the final recommendations, etc

Instruction:

Students choose a “controversial” topic that we have covered in the course material and conduct

a literature review exploring all sides of the issue. Examples of topics from previous semesters

include:

 corporal punishment

 shaken baby/abusive head trauma

 firearms in homes

 laws allowing parents to forego medical treatment due to religious beliefs

 same-sex foster/adoptions.

 Children and screen time

 You can select a different topic, but the primary objective is reviewing the literature on “both

sides” of an issue that is considered somewhat controversial

How to write a literature review? See handout

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