2. Draft of the Literature Review Chapter In organizing and synthesizing your literature review, keep in mind that this section of your concept paper should proceed from general to specific. Reviews of the most global journal articles and other resources would come first, placed in order so that one topic leads logically into the next. As the journal articles and other resources seem more specific to the problem, they should point to very clear and reasonable solutions. If any journal articles and/or other resources refute any of the reviewed solutions, they should be added immediately following the related review. By the end of the review, your Advisor/Instructor should be able to understand the rationale for your selection of strategies for the specified target group. You must have a minimum of 15 primary, research-based journal articles plus an additional 5-10 resources that may be primary or secondary, from journals, reports, books, and/or other resources in your review. Directions: Organize and synthesize the results of your literature review. [Hint: Look at the beginning of most research articles for a sample---the author(s) write about what research has already been done on the topic and the question before presenting the information about his/her/their study.] The typed document must include APA-formatted citations Include a page called “References” (no quotation marks) at the end of this paper. Make sure that your in-text reference citations and reference list are in APA format. [Remember: only references cited in the paper are included in the reference list.]