What does the article set out to do?

ead the pdf article attatched
and complete a 2–3-page (excluding cover page and reference) review of the articles using APA guidelines.
Identify the following when reading the articles, this makes it easier to write the review.
Objectives: what does the article set out to do?
Concepts: what are the central concepts?
Evidence: is evidence provided? How adequate is it?
Conclusion: a brief overall assessment.
The lit review will be graded on the following criteria
An initial identification of the article (author, title of article, title of journal, year of publication, and other details that seem important, and an indication of the major aspects of the article you will be discussing. This information should be provided in the abstract.
A critical discussion of 2-3 key issues raised in the article. This section is the core of your review. You need to make clear the author’s own argument before you criticize and evaluate it. Also, you must support your criticisms with evidence from the text or from other writings (textbooks). You may also want to indicate gaps in the author’s treatment of a topic.
A final evaluation of the overall contribution that the article has made to your understanding of the topic (and maybe its importance to the development of knowledge in this particular area or discipline, setting it in the context of other writings in the field).
APA format formatting requires the minimum
Identify the following when reading the articles, this makes it easier to write the review.
Objectives: what does the article set out to do?
Concepts: what are the central concepts?
Evidence: is evidence provided? How adequate is it?
Conclusion: a brief overall assessment.
The lit review will be graded on the following criteria
An initial identification of the article (author, title of article, title of journal, year of publication, and other details that seem important, and an indication of the major aspects of the article you will be discussing. This information should be provided in the abstract.
A critical discussion of 2-3 key issues raised in the article. This section is the core of your review. You need to make clear the author’s own argument before you criticize and evaluate it. Also, you must support your criticisms with evidence from the text or from other writings (textbooks). You may also want to indicate gaps in the author’s treatment of a topic.
A final evaluation of the overall contribution that the article has made to your understanding of the topic (and maybe its importance to the development of knowledge in this particular area or discipline, setting it in the context of other writings in the field).
APA format formatting requires the minimum sections: the title page, main section, and references list.
Content and grammar will affect the grade.