using the APA format (7th edition) address the following sections.
Page limit: 5 pages
. I. Introduction: Provide a brief introduction to your topic.
Briefly discuss why you want to study this topic. * Use legitimate sources (research articles, article reviews, reports of studies) to substantiate your claim.
You may use information from the articles reviewed in the literature review section. Tip: Writing the introduction is easier after finishing the lit review. II.
Literature Review: Include a review of research pertaining to your research topic. Use at least 10 peer- reviewed research articles from the academic literature.
Make every effort to identify some of the most current research on your topic. The literature review should address: a.
The existing thinking or understanding of the research problem – by provide summaries of research articles.
b. Gaps in knowledge that still exist – by addressing limitations of studies you have reviewed.
c. References: Provide a list of sources used.
Grading rubric Areas of concern Criteria Exceeds expectation Clarity of introduction. Points:_ /5
Critical review of literature including a clear analysis of existing studies and its limitations. Points: _/20 Structure of paper flows logically with sections easy to follow and free of grammatical errors. Points: _ /2
Follows APA format for writing academic papers; In-text citations and reference list are provided. Points:__/3

Note to writer: Here are some articles I found, The articles need to be peer reviewed, Here are some I found if you need to add more resources other than the mandatory 10 that’s fine.
1: Brief Family Therapy for Refugee Children ( Gunilla Jarkman Bjorn et al)
2: Cross-Cultural Family Therapy with Southeast Asian Refugees
Fred Bemak
3: Brief Narrative Exposure Therapy for Posttraumatic Stress in Iraqi Refugees: A Preliminary Randomized Clinical Trial
Alaa M. Hijazi,Mark A. Lumley,Maisa S. Ziadni,Luay Haddad,Lisa J. Rapport,Bengt B. Arnetz,
4: Transnational Intersectionality in Family Therapy With Resettled Refugees
Rashmi Gangamma,Daran Shipman,
5: Family Focused Care for Refugees and Displaced Populations: Global Opportunities for Family Therapists Joe ellen Paterson
Jo Ellen Patterson,Hana H. Abu-Hassan,Susanna Vakili,Ashley King
6:FAMILY INTERVENTIONS FOR POPULATIONS EXPOSED TO TRAUMATIC STRESS RELATED TO WAR AND VIOLENCE
Wieling, Elizabeth. Journal of Marital and Family Therapy; Hoboken Vol. 44, Iss. 2, (Apr 2018): 189-192. DOI:10.1111/jmft.12297
7: Multi-family therapy for veteran and refugee families: a Delphi study
• Elisa van Ee
8: Cross-Border Family Therapy: An Innovative Approach to Working with Latina Refugee Women in Therapy
Mirna E. Carranza
9:
Family interventions in traumatized immigrants and refugees: A systematic review
Ortal Slobodin 1, Joop T V M de Jong 2
Psychological and pharmacological interventions for posttraumatic stress disorder and comorbid mental health problems following complex traumatic events: Systematic review and component network meta-analysis
• Peter A. Coventry ,
Treating PTSD: A Review of Evidence-Based Psychotherapy Interventions
Laura E. Watkins,* Kelsey R. Sprang, and Barbara O. Rothbaum
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