Review this artile Hutt, J. & Wallis, LA. (2004). Injuries caused by airbags: a review. Trauma, 6, 271-278 and answer.
• How did the researchers use the literature to explain a public health phenomena?
• How was the literature used to show the necessity for the research projects?
• How was the literature review section of the research report constructed?
• Indicate the type of sources used, the dates of the sources, the way in which the researcher analyzed the studies.
• How did the researchers build an integrated review?
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1. To understand how the researchers used the literature to explain a public health phenomenon, start by reading the introduction and background sections of the article. Look for references to previous studies or literature that provide context and establish the significance of the public health issue related to airbag injuries.
2. To identify how the literature was used to show the necessity for the research projects, focus on the gaps or limitations mentioned in the previous literature. Researchers often outline these gaps to justify the need for their study. Look for statements or arguments in the article that address these gaps and explain how the new research addresses them.
3. Examine the literature review section of the research report to understand how it was constructed. Identify if the literature review follows a chronological, thematic, or theoretical approach. Note how the author organizes and presents the information from different sources. Look for subsections or headings that separate different themes or topics.
4. Identify the types of sources used by looking at the reference list at the end of the article. Determine if the researchers use primary research articles, review articles, books, or other scholarly sources. Pay attention to the dates of the sources to understand if the research is based on recent studies or includes historical perspectives. Additionally, consider the methodology section of the article to see if the researchers conducted any analysis or synthesis of the studies they reviewed.
5. To understand how the researchers built an integrated review, search for evidence of synthesis or analysis of the reviewed studies. Look for statements that evaluate and compare the findings from different studies, identify patterns, or propose new insights. Researchers often build an integrated review by synthesizing the available evidence and connecting it to their specific research objectives.
Remember, the best way to answer these questions comprehensively is by reading the article attentively and analyzing the content presented within it.