Representation of relationships online

Overview:
(1/2-1 page)

Of the specific topic, issue, or theory under consideration, along with the objectives of the literature review, provide examples to illustrate the parts of the issue/theory/topic, or if there are multiple positions or perspectives, briefly spell out the situation.

Organization of the Research:
(3-4 pages)

Division of works (i.e., articles, book chapters, books) under review into categories: those in support of a particular position, those against, and those offering alternative theses entirely. Consider these patterns: for/against, conceptual/applied, sequential and chronological. Also, an explanation of how each works and is similar/varies from the others.

Conclusions:
(1/2-1 page)

Summarize which pieces are best considered in their argument, are most convincing of their opinions and make the greatest contribution to the understanding and development of their area of research. Final paragraph featuring a clear summarizing statement that builds up to your RQ + H.

Topic: Representation of relationships online and what they suggest about online identity.

RQ: What does social media suggest about the representation of a romantic relationships that is presented on online?
H: Representation of relationships online causes a false reality of a perfect relationship.

4-5 pages (12 point font, Times New Roman 1.25 inch margins, double spaced)

ABSOLUTELY No spaces between paragraphs.

APA/MLA style reference page (6 sources)

No more than one source can be from a blog or a magazine (e.g., time, people, glamour, cosmo)

The rest must be scholarly, taken from academic sources (e.g., journal articles, handbooks)

Take this current year, subtract 7 years from it, that’s going to be the earliest I’d like your 6 articles to be published from. This helps keeps topics and sources current and pushes students to find the most recent and relevant studies.

Proofread! (writing center help suggested)