Write an article summary which must be focused, well articulated with an easy to follow organizational flow, of adequate detail to clearly demonstrate ability to unpack and summarize the key elements of the article. To help organize your summary, include a bolded and centered heading above each content area you are discussing from the article (IE: introduction, participants, methodology, results, conclusion, etc).
Summary submissions that skim article contents will receive a significant point deduction per article element not adequately covered.
Examples of inadequate article element coverage would be saying, "The participants in the study covered in this article were of many different ages" when the article reported percentages of specific participant age ranges; saying that results were statistically analyzed rather than naming particular statistical analyses used; or failing to include in your summary conclusions the article authors reached about their study and its findings.