The topic: How Adolescent Social and Emotional Growth Occurs.

First, you must locate a popular source that discusses your chosen topic. A popular source is one that reflects the opinion of the author or organization and is not peer-reviewed. These are not usually academic in nature, but you can use an academic source if you choose for this item. Most often, these popular sources are opinion pieces in newspapers or magazines.

• A short description of the online source
• A reason why you think it is valuable or controversial
• A statement about why you think it is credible or perhaps not credible (always look for author credentials and any bias in their argument)
• A link to the source

Second, you must locate a peer-reviewed source that discusses your chosen topic. A peer-reviewed source goes through a process of review by a board of professionals in a particular industry. For example, in psychology, that board would consist of people with a Master's Degree or higher (often a Ph.D.) in psychology, counseling, or a related field.

Once you locate your article, read through it and take note of key information.

• A short description of the article
• A reason why you think it is valuable for understanding your topic better
• Whether or not this article describes a research study with participants or if it describes other researchers' work. If it is an actual study with participants, note whether they use quantitative data (numbers and statistics), qualitative data (describing qualities and including interviews or case studies), or mixed methods (a combination of quantitative and qualitative data). For a brief explanation of these definitions, you can check this video out: Qualitative v. Quantitative Research.

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