Retirement
. Use the library search engine and other online databases to search for unbiased literature relevant to your research question. 3. Include a minimum of FIVE (5) sources in the annotated bibliography. At least three of these must be peer reviewed journal articles. All sources need to be reputable and neutral/unbiased. a. Do not include Wikipedia. If Wikipedia cites a source that seems relevant, go directly to the original source and evaluate it for possible inclusion in your annotated bibliography. b. Sources should be unbiased. For example, it would be inappropriate to include a journal produced by the NRA (National Rifle Association) if you are writing about gun control. 4. Create a full citation for each item. 5. Compose a summary for each item. 6. Compile all required elements – research question, citations, article summaries – in a file type appropriate for submission. Notes from professor Research typically focuses on the impact of something on something else. Thus, rather than focusing on HOW people plan for retirement or reduce their expenses, research will focus on things like what forces lead some groups to be more likely to plan for retirement. you will compose a full annotated bibliography. Remember that the benefits of a good annotated bibliography include that it will: * Allow you to keep track of your reading * Encourage you to think critically about the sources you are using to inform your project * Help you determine if a source is of use to you in your research * Enable you to think deeply about how sources work together to tell a story about your topic Pleaaqwse do not include the title page
