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  1. How to Write an Article Critique

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  2. Journal Article Critique Example

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  3. Critique Paper Guidelines Final

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  6. Qualitative Research Paper Critique Example

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  1. Writing an Article Critique

    An article critique requires you to critically read a piece of research and identify and evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of the article. ... A summary of a research article requires you to share the key points of the article so your reader can get a ... relevancy, and accuracy of the article, using specific examples from the article to ...

  2. PDF Journal Article Critique Example

    many examples of work written by those who have written on this subject in the past. Pesch cites people like Locke, Montesquieu, and Machiavelli. These are good, well-‐known examples. and authors and I think it adds a great deal credibility to the piece as a whole.

  3. How to Critique an Article. Guide With Structure & Example

    Provide a brief description of why it is important in your specific context. Next, remember to mention all the interesting aspects that help to reveal the value of the article. Finally, talk about the author's intention and vision regarding the subject. The final part of the article critique must offer a summary of the main purpose. Learning ...

  4. How to Write an Article Critique Step-by-Step

    When you are reading an article, it is vital to take notes and critique the text to understand it fully and to be able to use the information in it. Here are the main steps for critiquing an article: Read the piece thoroughly, taking notes as you go. Ensure you understand the main points and the author's argument.

  5. Article Summaries, Reviews & Critiques

    A critique asks you to evaluate an article and the author's argument. You will need to look critically at what the author is claiming, evaluate the research methods, and look for possible problems with, or applications of, the researcher's claims.

  6. How to Write an Article Review (With Samples)

    3. Identify the article. Start your review by referring to the title and author of the article, the title of the journal, and the year of publication in the first paragraph. For example: The article, "Condom use will increase the spread of AIDS," was written by Anthony Zimmerman, a Catholic priest.

  7. PDF Critique/Review of Research Article

    1. Begin of briefly critique by identifying the article's title, author(s), date of publication, and the name. researchers. (see the your journal other publication in which app ared. In your introduction, you should also of the Table publication describe 1). or the If the in paper purpose which was it appeared and the credentials and not ...

  8. Writing Critical Reviews: A Step-by-Step Guide

    the article, taking the main points of each paragraph. The point of the diagram is to. show the relationships between the main points in the article. Ev en better you might. consider doing an ...

  9. How to Write an Article Critique Psychology Paper

    To write an article critique, you should: Read the article, noting your first impressions, questions, thoughts, and observations. Describe the contents of the article in your own words, focusing on the main themes or ideas. Interpret the meaning of the article and its overall importance. Critically evaluate the contents of the article ...

  10. PDF How to Write an Article Critique

    How to Write an A. ticle CritiqueRead the article. Try not to make any notes when you rea. the article for the first time.2 Read the article again, paying close attention to the main point or thesis of the article and the support. points that the article. ses.o3 Read the article again. To write a thorough article critique you must have t.

  11. Writing, reading, and critiquing reviews

    All reviews require authors to be able accurately summarize, synthesize, interpret and even critique the research literature. 1, 2 In fact, ... Type of Review Description Examples of published HPE articles using review methodology; Systematic Review: Often associated with Cochrane Reviews, this type of review aims to answer a narrowly focused ...

  12. Conducting an article critique for a quantitative research study

    Because there are few published examples of critique examples, this article provides the practical points of conducting a formally written quantitative research article critique while providing a ...

  13. PDF sci article review

    Summaries and critiques are two ways to write a review of a scientific journal article. Both types of writing ask you first to read and understand an article from the primary literature about your topic. The summary involves briefly but accurately stating the key points of the article for a reader who has not read the original article.

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    How to write a critique. Before you start writing, it is important to have a thorough understanding of the work that will be critiqued. Study the work under discussion. Make notes on key parts of the work. Develop an understanding of the main argument or purpose being expressed in the work. Consider how the work relates to a broader issue or ...

  15. How to Critique a Research Article

    Undertaking a critique of a research article may seem challenging at first, but will help you to evaluate whether the article has relevance to your own practice and workplace. Reading a single article can act as a springboard into researching the topic more widely, and aids in ensuring your nursing practice remains current and is supported by existing literature.

  16. Critiquing Research Articles

    Conducting an article critique for a quantitative research study: Perspectives for doctoral students and other novice readers (Vance et al.) Critique Process (Boswell & Cannon) The experience of critiquing published research: Learning from the student and researcher perspective (Knowles & Gray)

  17. PDF CRITIQUING LITERATURE

    CRITIQUING LITERATUREWHY DO W. CRITIQUE LITERATURE?Evaluating literature is a process of analysing research to determine its str. ngths and weaknesses. This is an important process as not all published research is reliable or. scientifically sound. Arguments and the interpretation of data can be biase.

  18. Article Critique

    1. Introduction. Article Information: Mention the title of the article, the author's name, the source ( journal, magazine, etc.), and the publication date. Thesis Statement: Summarize the main argument or purpose of the article. Scope of the Critique: Briefly outline the main points you will discuss in your critique.

  19. Write a Critical Review of a Scientific Journal Article

    To answer these questions, look at review articles to find out how reviewers view this piece of research. Look at research articles and databases like Web of Science to see how other people have used this work. What range of journals have cited this article? These questions were adapted from the following sources: Kuyper, B.J. (1991).

  20. (PDF) Critiquing A Research Paper A Practical Example

    Step 4: Assess the validity and R eliability of. study (R eading the whole P aper) • Validity. • The results produced are the true representative of reality. • Absolute Wight is not the true ...

  21. Making sense of research: A guide for critiquing a paper

    Learning how to critique research articles is one of the fundamental skills of scholarship in any discipline. The range, quantity and quality of publications available today via print, electronic and Internet databases means it has become essential to equip students and practitioners with the prerequisites to judge the integrity and usefulness of published research.

  22. PDF Step'by-step guide to critiquing research. Part 1: quantitative research

    to identify what is best practice. This article is a step-by step-approach to critiquing quantitative research to help nurses demystify the process and decode the terminology. Key words: Quantitative research methodologies Review process • Research]or many qualified nurses and nursing students research is research, and it is often quite difficult

  23. PDF Writing a Critique or Review of a Research Article

    Agreeing with, defending or confirming a particular point of view. Proposing a new point of view. Conceding to an existing point of view, but qualifying certain points. Reformulating an existing idea for a better explanation. Dismissing a point of view through an evaluation of its criteria. Reconciling two seemingly different points of view.

  24. Critique of research articles

    Critique of research articles. A guide for critique of research articles. Following is the list ofcriteria to evaluate (critique) a research article. Please note that you shouldfirst summarize the paper and then evaluate different parts of it. Most of the evaluationsection should be devoted to evaluation of internal validity of theconclusions.

  25. Newspaper article references

    If volume, issue, and/or page numbers for the article are missing, omit these elements from the reference. If you used a print version of the newspaper article (as in the Harlan example), provide the page or pages of the article after the newspaper title. Do not include the abbreviations "p." or "pp." before the page(s).

  26. How to Critique a Journal Article

    Thus, each section of an article is subjected to critique as follows: Introduction. Check the extent to which the title of the article interest and allow you to have an immediate idea of the content of the research. Identify the authors of the research article and/or parties that conducted the research is published.

  27. Facilitating co-research: lessons learned from reflection forms within

    Background Mutual learning and shared decision-making are key elements of Participatory Action Research (PAR), highlighting the important role of the facilitator to support this. This study aims to illustrate how a facilitator can contribute to successful PAR sessions based on the reflection of three PAR projects. Methods Participatory sessions took place with adolescents for 3-4 school ...

  28. How To Write a Critique (With Types and an Example)

    Example of a critique To help you apply the concepts and steps described above, the following is a condensed example of a critique of an academic article: In the article "Anxiety Among Students: Higher Anxiety Levels Found in New Students," Hunter Allen examined the impact of anxiety across all levels of college students. He argued that students just entering college or who are in their first ...

  29. The relationship between moral reasoning and nurses' professional

    The medical environment of nursing practice has been constantly evolving and becoming more complex. The continuous renewal of science and technology, the change in the disease spectrum, and the aging population have specifically impacted traditional nursing work [].On the other hand, the shortage of nursing human resources and the different disease cognition between nurses and patients have ...

  30. National Public Data Published Its Own Passwords

    A review of that archive, which was available from the Records Check website until just before publication this morning (August 19), shows it includes the source code and plain text usernames and ...