Overview
the combo of the literature review, which we are merging with your intro, research question/hypothesis and biblio. So, here's what you need:
1. A 1-2 paragraph introduction. This should set out what you are studying and why, in a few sentences. It should have the heading, "Introduction".
2. The actual literature review, which will have a heading "Literature Review." This is a complete telling of your bibliography that you have already created, and will amplify what you told me in your annotated bibliography. Here, it is crucial to say two things: a. What other research has provided and b. Why yours is different and yet essential, because it is new, deals with a different perspective, deals with different participants, is done at a newer time, etc.
3. After your literature review, you will then state your RQ (research question) and/or hypothesis. RQs MUST be in the form of a question, and hypotheses MUST be in the form of a statement. They have to look like the following:
RQ: What is the impact of watching movies on cinematic knowledge?
H1 : Students who watch movies are more knowledgeable about them than students who don't.
So yes, you have to use either "RQ" or "H1".
4. Then, I have to see the full bibliography (NOT the annotated bibliography). Important: Every citation in the literature review (proper APA format )MUST exist also in the bibliography, and vice versa. Yes, I check.
I'm looking for at least 4 but no more than 5-6 pages for this part of the paper.