HHPK 355 - Evidence Based Practice in Exercise Science

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Annotated Bibliography

An annotated bibliography is a summary and/or evaluation of a list of sources. This is usually through a combination of summarizing, evaluating and reflecting on each source. For this assignment, Dr. Bernhardt has requested you include the following for each source:

The article's citation
- Pick one citation format to follow through out the assignment. (e.g., APA) RefWorks is a great citation management tool to help with this.
A concise summary
- The why, who, what, how, and key findings. Be careful not to plagiarize the description or abstract.
Your evaluation of the article, for example:
- How does it compare to the other sources on your list
- What are limitations of the study?
- Does it support your view point or offer another?
Your reflection on how you will use the information from the article in your project, For example,
- Does it support or contradict your hypothesis?
- Does it provide evidence to answer your research question?

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