Selecting literature to support your Capstone Project is like selecting materials to build a house. The house you build is more likely to remain standing over time if the wood, nails, and screws you use are high quality and appropriate for your specific project. Similarly, the literature that you select to inform your Capstone Project must have a direct bearing on your topic; be from high-quality, reputable sources; and must address the Program Learning Outcomes. Your Capstone Project relies heavily on the literature that you select this week and next, so take the time to locate the best resources—the best building materials—to support the structure and results of your Capstone Project.
To prepare for this Capstone Project milestone:
•ReviewLocate and review 8–12 scholarly resources on your chosen topic from the Walden Library databases (CINAHL is a good choice). Remember, these should be timely resources (within the last 5–6 years).
•Create a bibliography (in APA format) of the 8–12 resources you have found. To see an example of a bibliography in proper APA format, refer to the last page of the example Literature Review by Holm located in your Week 2 Resources.
•At the end of your bibliography, provide a brief summary (4–5 sentences) that justifies the resources you selected, including which databases and search terms you used to locate the resources.
Topic is on Gun Violence in america
