Article: How to avoid 'toxic positivity' and take the less direct route to happiness Use in text citations for this one What is a summary? In class, we have learned what a summary is: "Summarizing means giving a concise overview of a text's main points in own words. A summary is always much shorter than the original text. Writing a summary does not involve critiquing or analyzing the sourceyou should simply provide a clear, objective, accurate account of the most important information and ideas, without copying any text from the original and without missing any of the key points." (McCombes, 2020, paras. 1 - 2) How should I make my summary? Use the following outline to structure and make your summary in own words without inserting your own opinion: Begin by introducing the article and important publication information: The full name of Who wrote the article What the full title of the article is When the article was published Where the article was published In own words, clearly state the author's thesis (main message) and purpose. Use in text citations for this one. In own words, clearly describe the author's major arguments/ supporting points. Use in text citations for this one. Give consistent credit to the author by using: The author's name Logical and appropriate reporting verbs Transitional phrases and linking words to show the connection between the author's ideas. In own words, clearly describe any important evidence or references the author uses. Use in text citations for this one. Give consistent credit to the author by using (Use in text citations for this one): The author's name Logical and appropriate reporting verbs Transitional phrases and linking words to show the connection between the author's ideas. Conclude by using own words to paraphrase the author's conclusion. references: Henderson, G. (n.d.). How to avoid 'toxic positivity' and take the less direct route to happiness. The Conversation. https://theconversation.com/how-to-avoid-toxic-positivity-and-take-the-less-direct-route-to-happiness-170260