Problem
A. Discuss the purpose of the article - what are the research questions driving the research? *This is typically found in the Introduction or Literature Review portion of a research article.
B. Discuss how the authors conducted their research - what methods did they use to answer their research questions? Identify the data being analyzed or measured - are there participants in the study? What is being examined?*This information will be discussed in the Methods section of the article.
C. List the important findings of this research. *Review the Findings or Results section for this information.
D. What conclusions could be drawn from this research? What is the answer to the research question(s)? Why is this research important from a theoretical, research, or policy standpoint?*This information can be found in the Discussion / Conclusion sections of the article.
E. What do the authors feel should be researched next? What should future studies about this topic focus on?*You can generally find this information at the end of the Discussion or Conclusion sections.
F. Identify why you have chosen this article. What made you choose this article from the list of results? What will be useful to your research?
Sexual Assault Victimization, Fear of Sexual Assault, and Self-Protective Behaviors: A Test of General Strain Theory: Victims & Offenders: Vol 14, No 4.