Please follow the steps below to complete your article critique. Choose your so

Please follow the steps below to complete your article critique.
Choose your source. Select an article related to social psychology. The chapter contents in your textbook is a great place to get ideas.Must be empirical journal articles published between 2010-2021
Must cover some aspect of social psychology Use GoogleScholar (Links to an external site.) (NOT regular google) or the Cuyamaca Library Database (Links to an external site.). Make sure to select only peer-reviewed articles.
Sources must be on a topic related to your research question
Write the citation (the complete APA style citation)See the Purdue Owl website (Links to an external site.) for info on APA style.This page (Links to an external site.)specifically covers citations
Write the annotation. In 200-300 words include (everything must be in your own words. Do not use quotes from the article or you will not receive credit, summarize it yourself):The purpose of the work
A summary of its content
A summary of the methodology and findings
Strengths or weaknesses of the study/ areas of future research
In a separate paragraph not part of the annotation, create your own study based on the findings- what would you do differently? What would you want to explore instead?
Include the link to the article
Include the APA style citation
Example of a response that received credit:
Members of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender community, including members under its umbrella, have been more widely accepted in mainstream Western society, and as such, there has been an increase in the studies between the relationship of religion and sexual orientation, and in turn, prejudice relating to sexual orientation. In “Homosexuality as Haram: Relations among Gender, Contact, Religiosity, and Sexual Prejudice in Muslim Individuals,” by Yeck and Anderson, the relation between attitudes towards homosexuality and Muslim-identifying individuals is explored. The purpose of the work is to explore attitudes towards homosexuality from individuals usually marginalized from the statistical data pool, for instance, Eastern religions and Judeo-Christian religions from an Eastern perspective. The article overall covers the standings that Muslims tend to support the LGBTQ community, with women predominantly being more supportive, and with a skew towards Muslims originating or living in the United States or Western Europe tending to be more supportive of LGBTQ members than the those hailing or originating from the Middle East. The study capitalizes the use of a survey in Arabic to record its studies, while excluding members that either identify as LGBTQ or did not specify as such; the article finds that while there is a restriction of homosexuality in law in most Muslim majority countries, many religious leaders and high-standing Muslim officials have begun to work towards the incorporation of LGBTQ community into Muslim public standing.
In a personal study, I would likely allow the inclusion of LGBTQ+ identifying individuals, and likely expand the survey to be open to formerly Muslim individuals as well as concurrently Muslim or Islam-Practicing individuals.
Link to Article (Links to an external site.)
References
Yeck, A., & Anderson, V. (2018). Homosexuality as Haram: Relations among Gender, Contact, Religiosity, and Sexual Prejudice in Muslim
Individuals. Sex Roles, 81(3-4), 192-207.