Refine, revise and continually improve the work on the Literature Review, completing two drafts and a final version. Include numerous in-text citations in each paragraph in the entire paper, drawing from more than one reference in each paragraph (synthesizing information from different references in every paragraph throughout the paper). When drawing ideas or information from another author, give credit by provided an in-text and full citation. Every reference cited within the text should also be cited at the end of the paper. Every reference listed at the end of the paper should be discussed and cited in the text of the paper.

Acceptable references: Include a current date (the majority of references should be published within the past 10 years); contain the name of the author, editors or organization; contain data, research and reference citations; are available to you in full text; are two or more pages in length. 

Acceptable types of references: Peer-reviewed journal articles; trade or industry publication articles (designed for professionals); data, research or articles from a .edu or .org web page with a current copyright/publication date; thesis; dissertation; academic books; or conference proceeding articles.