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Tips for Article Review Review the article(s) entirely, summarize it, and identify the main points. Separate key points to express the basic meaning and contents of the article in a paragraph or outline. Pay attention to any theories noted, the evidence presented, and conclusions drawn. You should not summarize the entire article - highlight the main points, primary arguments, and conclusions. You can discuss the positive and negative aspects of the article and express your general opinion about it - if it is clear, persuasive, and comprehensive. What do you think about its importance, clarity, and logic? Example Outline for Overall Take-Away Introduction Author's name(s) and title of the article(s). Author's main point or thesis statement Summary Main points of the article Arguments presented in the article Findings of the article (conclusions drawn) Critique/Analysis Strengths and weaknesses of the article Your informed opinions about the clarity, relevancy, and usefulness of the article with examples to support your statements Conclusion Summarize the key points from your analysis Close with a comment on the significance of the research in the field of organizational behavior