Here is the link to the annotated bibliography of my final project: annotated-bibliography
(Note: An annotated bibliography was included in my project outline located in a previous blog post, but it has been updated since then. The version posted in this blog post is the updated version.)
In my annotated bibliography, I commented on 10 scholarly works that I consulted the most while working on my final project. Most of the articles were used to familiarize myself with what is known in the field in order to find a gap in the literature that my project could potentially address, while other articles were used to devise an experimental approach that would lead to findings that would fill that gap. Creating an annotated bibliography during the planning stages of my project was helpful because by writing a short summary of what I considered to be the most relevant information from each article, I did not have to sift through large amounts of text more than once. Although a lot of time was put into making the annotated bibliography, a lot of time was also saved by not having to read whole journal articles over and over again.