This is part of my literature review for my dissertation proposal, which I need to submit by Sunday to my advisor (a social psychologist). &nbsp;The purpose of this review is to inform my reader of the background and historical roots of my issue. &nbsp;<br /><br />For empirical literature, I was informed by my advisor to introduce and review the findings of past empirical research articles that are pertinent to my research issue. &nbsp;For each article, I needed to tell the Author (s) and (year of research). &nbsp;Also, I am supposed to do the following: &nbsp;tell the major questions the researcher(s) sought to answer; their sample; the method(s) they used; briefly describe their instruments; &nbsp;then tell the findings that are relevant to my study. &nbsp;Also, I was to discuss the implications of those findings, tell what important questions remain unanswered, why, and how will past findings or questions left unanswered shape my study.<br /><br />Lastly, I did not finish the conclusion, which I will be working on while you help with the edits and proof reading! &nbsp;<br /><br />Many thanks!