TITLE Pariglaph Specing Efects st Colors Fons Document Formatting Required In this test you are required to write a THREE (3) pages literature review based on any topics that we have covered in this course. To complete this task, you must do a research on at least FIVE (5) resources from Human Resource Management related journals, news/business reports, articles or books. In the write-up consider the following: *Follow the organizational structure you developed, including the headings and subheadings you constructed. I *Make certain that each section links logically to the one before and after. *Structure your sections by themes or subtopics, not by individual theorists or researchers. Tips: If you find that each paragraph begins with a researcher's name, it might indicate that, instead of evaluating and comparing the research literature from an analytical point of view, you have simply described what research has been done. Prioritize analysis over description. Example of a literature review: The following writing takes a more analytical and evaluative approach by comparing and contrasting. There is also evaluative approach is well signalled by linguistic markers indicating logical connections (words such as "however," "moreover") and phrases such as "substantiates the claim that," which indicate supporting evidence and Student B's ability to synthesize knowledge. After studying residents and staff from two intermediate care facilities in Calgary, Alberta, Smith (2000) came to the conclusion that except for the amount of personal privacy available to residents, the nhvsical environment of these institutions had minimal if any effect on their perceptions of control Colors Fan Effect Se . De ult Document Formatting Example of a literature review: The following writing takes a more analytical and evaluative approach by comparing and contrasting. There is also evaluative approach is well signalled by linguistic markers indicating logical connections (words such as "however," "moreover") and phrases such as "substantiates the claim that," which Indicate supporting evidence and Student B's ability to synthesize knowledge. After studying residents and staff from two intermediate care facilities in Calgary, Alberta, Smith (2000) came to the conclusion that except for the amount of personal privacy available to residents, the physical environment of these institutions had minimal if any effect on their perceptions of control (autonomy). However, French (1998) and Haroon (2000) found that availability of private areas is not the only aspect of the physical environment that determines residents' autonomy. Haroon interviewed 115 residents from 32 different nursing homes known to have different levels of autonomy (2000). It was found that physical structures, such as standardized furniture, heating that could not be individually regulated, and no possession of a house key for residents limited their feelings of independence. Moreover, Hope (2002), who interviewed 2257esidents from various nursing homes, substantiates the claim that characteristics of the institutional environment such as the extent of resources in the facility, as well as its location, are features which residents have indicated as being of great importance to their independence. Title TITLE be The TITLE Paragraph Specing Effects Colors Fonts Set as Deault Document Formatting Grading Rubric Steps Overall consideration Criteria to meet Marks Allocation 1. Choosing a topic. *Consider your specific come up with a specific 2 marks area of study. topic. Narrow your topic. *Think about what interests you. Limit your scope to a smaller topic area (ie. focusing on generational differences and employee I engagement instead of just general difference impact on HR practices which is broad). 2. Search for literature. *articles published "Identify at least 5 related 2.5 mark between a specific date and relevant resources. Suggestion: range (2015 above), * List down the articles in *Reference lists of focusing on a specific the reference page. recent articles and topic of investigation. reviews can lead to other useful papers. *Include any studies contrary to your point of view. 3. Evaluating synthesizing and *Evaluate and synthesize The following criteria MUST 10 Marks the the studies' findings and be in the writing: TITLE ) Paragraph Spacing Effects ht Colors Fonts Document Formatting 3. Evaluating and Evaluate and synthesize The following criteria MUST 10 Marks synthesizing the the studies' findings and be in the writing: resources/articles. conclusions. *assumptions some or most researchers seem to make. *experts in the field: names/labs that are frequently referenced. *conflicting theories, results, methodologies *popularity of theories and how this has/has not changed over time. 4. Organizing the write- Organize the selected Findings that are 10 Marks up resources by looking for common/contested by patterns and by other researchers. developing sub-topics. *Important trends in the research *The most influential theories *Move them around if you decide that (a) they fit better under different TITLE Pariglaph Specing Efects st Colors Fons Document Formatting Required In this test you are required to write a THREE (3) pages literature review based on any topics that we have covered in this course. To complete this task, you must do a research on at least FIVE (5) resources from Human Resource Management related journals, news/business reports, articles or books. In the write-up consider the following: *Follow the organizational structure you developed, including the headings and subheadings you constructed. I *Make certain that each section links logically to the one before and after. *Structure your sections by themes or subtopics, not by individual theorists or researchers. Tips: If you find that each paragraph begins with a researcher's name, it might indicate that, instead of evaluating and comparing the research literature from an analytical point of view, you have simply described what research has been done. Prioritize analysis over description. Example of a literature review: The following writing takes a more analytical and evaluative approach by comparing and contrasting. There is also evaluative approach is well signalled by linguistic markers indicating logical connections (words such as "however," "moreover") and phrases such as "substantiates the claim that," which indicate supporting evidence and Student B's ability to synthesize knowledge. After studying residents and staff from two intermediate care facilities in Calgary, Alberta, Smith (2000) came to the conclusion that except for the amount of personal privacy available to residents, the nhvsical environment of these institutions had minimal if any effect on their perceptions of control Colors Fan Effect Se . De ult Document Formatting Example of a literature review: The following writing takes a more analytical and evaluative approach by comparing and contrasting. There is also evaluative approach is well signalled by linguistic markers indicating logical connections (words such as "however," "moreover") and phrases such as "substantiates the claim that," which Indicate supporting evidence and Student B's ability to synthesize knowledge. After studying residents and staff from two intermediate care facilities in Calgary, Alberta, Smith (2000) came to the conclusion that except for the amount of personal privacy available to residents, the physical environment of these institutions had minimal if any effect on their perceptions of control (autonomy). However, French (1998) and Haroon (2000) found that availability of private areas is not the only aspect of the physical environment that determines residents' autonomy. Haroon interviewed 115 residents from 32 different nursing homes known to have different levels of autonomy (2000). It was found that physical structures, such as standardized furniture, heating that could not be individually regulated, and no possession of a house key for residents limited their feelings of independence. Moreover, Hope (2002), who interviewed 2257esidents from various nursing homes, substantiates the claim that characteristics of the institutional environment such as the extent of resources in the facility, as well as its location, are features which residents have indicated as being of great importance to their independence. Title TITLE be The TITLE Paragraph Specing Effects Colors Fonts Set as Deault Document Formatting Grading Rubric Steps Overall consideration Criteria to meet Marks Allocation 1. Choosing a topic. *Consider your specific come up with a specific 2 marks area of study. topic. Narrow your topic. *Think about what interests you. Limit your scope to a smaller topic area (ie. focusing on generational differences and employee I engagement instead of just general difference impact on HR practices which is broad). 2. Search for literature. *articles published "Identify at least 5 related 2.5 mark between a specific date and relevant resources. Suggestion: range (2015 above), * List down the articles in *Reference lists of focusing on a specific the reference page. recent articles and topic of investigation. reviews can lead to other useful papers. *Include any studies contrary to your point of view. 3. Evaluating synthesizing and *Evaluate and synthesize The following criteria MUST 10 Marks the the studies' findings and be in the writing: TITLE ) Paragraph Spacing Effects ht Colors Fonts Document Formatting 3. Evaluating and Evaluate and synthesize The following criteria MUST 10 Marks synthesizing the the studies' findings and be in the writing: resources/articles. conclusions. *assumptions some or most researchers seem to make. *experts in the field: names/labs that are frequently referenced. *conflicting theories, results, methodologies *popularity of theories and how this has/has not changed over time. 4. Organizing the write- Organize the selected Findings that are 10 Marks up resources by looking for common/contested by patterns and by other researchers. developing sub-topics. *Important trends in the research *The most influential theories *Move them around if you decide that (a) they fit better under different