Read the article Parents’ Attitudes about and Socialization of Honesty and Dishonesty in Typically-Developing Children and Children with Disruptive Behavior Disorder. Submit a 250 word (minimum) summary of the article. The summary should briefly describe

Read the article Parents’ Attitudes about and Socialization of Honesty and Dishonesty in Typically-Developing Children and Children with Disruptive Behavior Disorder. Submit a 250 word (minimum) summary of the article. The summary should briefly describe the research conducted and your assessment of the study. APA is required in-text and references should be placed at the bottom. Do not upload an attachment.

* One significant challenge in writing an article summary is deciding what information or examples from the article to include. Remember, article summaries are much shorter than the article itself. You do not have the space to explain every point the author makes. Instead, you will need to explain the author’s main points and find a few excellent examples that illustrate these points. You should also keep in mind that article summaries need to be written in your own words. Scholarly writing can use complex terminology to explain complicated ideas, which makes it difficult to understand and to summarize correctly. In the face of a difficult text, many students tend to use direct quotations, saving them the time and energy required to understand and reword it. However, a summary requires you to summarize, which means “to state briefly or succinctly” (Oxford English Dictionary) the main ideas presented in a text. The brevity must come from you, in your own words, which demonstrates that you understand the article.*

Sample Outline for an Empirical Article Summary

I. Introduction

A. General topic of study

B. Author’s research question

C. Variables and hypotheses

II. Methods

A. Participants

B. Experiment design

C. Materials used 3 Academic Skills

III. Findings and discussion

A. Key results

B. Did the results support the hypotheses?

IV. Conclusion

A. Implications or applications of the study

B. Major limitations of the study