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Select a peer-reviewed article (relevant to your practice setting or research interest) that uses a quantitative research design. You may select a previous article or a new article. Critique the discussion section of the respective article. Using the Primer for Critiquing

Select a peer-reviewed article (relevant to your practice setting or research interest) that uses a quantitative research design. You may select a previous article or a new article. Critique the discussion section of the respective article. Using the Primer for Critiquing

Draft a presentation outline (approx. 5 minutes) to be used to share your policy “brief” (recommendations for policy change; electorally-oriented and movement-oriented recommendations for advocacy/activism) .

Having completed an analysis of current policy, you are prepared to propose policy improvement, in the form of either a revision of the present policy, or its replacement by new policy. In developing your proposal, use the following five steps, adapted from Bardach

Select a quantitative study and evaluate its abstract or literature review. There are no study design requirements (can be experimental, quasi-experimental, or non-experimental). The study must be quantitative, and it cannot be a literature review, systematic review, or meta-analysis. Based on