A study of U.S. taxpayers’ intentions discussion

My literature review…

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Synthesizes at least 3 sources related to my topic.

Utilizes reporting verbs. (E.g., “claims, suggests, demonstrates, shows, confirms,” etc.)

Includes similarity and difference language. (E.g., “like, similarly/in contrast to, contrary to, unlike,” etc.)

Adheres to past, present, and present perfect verb usage.

Contains properly formed collocations and phrasal expressions. (E.g., “On In my opinion,…”)

Maintains a formal register. (E.g., “The author’s point is very good highly convincing.”)

Includes sentences in which the S and V agree. (E.g., “The doctors meets every week.”)

Includes sentences that are parallel in structure. (E.g., “I like shopping, watching movies, and to hike hiking.”)

Includes words that are correctly spelled. (E.g., “The researches are sighted cited numerous times.”)

Includes consistent verb tenses. (E.g., “The literature suggests that the flu vaccine was is effective.”)

Includes correct word forms. (E.g., “Participants tended to answering with bias.”)

Does not include run-on sentences. (E.g., “The authors claim reliability of the findings, tThey are in Table 1.)

Is organized so that each paragraph is dedicated to a single idea.

Has in-text citations and quotations in APA style.

Has a separate “References” page in APA Style.

In Times New Roman, 12 font.

Is double-spaced.

Is 1.5-2 pages.