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Journal Article Critique 
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Rubric Code: LXC7956
By DRKarenEthridge
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Subject: Psychology  
Type: Assignment  
Grade Levels: Undergraduate

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  Missing

0 pts

Inadequate

2 pts

Needs Improvement

3 pts

Good

4 pts

Excellent

5 pts

Summary of article's major points

Missing

Article summary is not present.
Inadequate

Understanding of the article major points is incomplete or many misconceptions are demonstrated.
Needs Improvement

Shows an understanding of the information in the article, but has not included some major points and/or supporting details.
Good

Demonstrates complete understanding of the article and has highlighted most major points.
Excellent

Presents a thorough summary of the article and correct in both major points and supporting details.
Critique of the literature review

Missing

Critique of the literature/theoretical review is not present.
Inadequate

Judgments are not constructed or are not supported by the facts contained within the article.
Needs Improvement

Constructs a judgment about the article; however, important elements are omitted or not supported.
Good

Constructs a valid judgment about the article and explains the basis of the judgment. Some elements are omitted when they should be addressed.
Excellent

Addresses all elements and offers a complete and clear critique of weak or missing elements.
Critique of the study design

Missing

Critique of the study design and methods is not present.
Inadequate

Judgments are not constructed or are not supported by the facts contained within the article.
Needs Improvement

Constructs a judgment about the article; however, important elements are omitted or not supported.
Good

Constructs a valid judgment about the article and explains the basis of the judgment. Some elements are omitted when they should be addressed.
Excellent

Addresses all elements and offers a complete and clear critique of weak or missing elements.
Critique of the results

Missing

Critique of the results and discussion is not present.
Inadequate

Judgments are not constructed or are not supported by the facts contained within the article.
Needs Improvement

Constructs a judgment about the article; however, important elements are omitted or not supported.
Good

Constructs a valid judgment about the article and explains the basis of the judgment. Some elements are omitted when they should be addressed.
Excellent

Addresses all elements and offers a complete and clear critique of weak or missing elements.
Evidence of critical thinking

Missing

Judgments regarding the article or study design are not present.
Inadequate

Incorrect judgments are made that are not based on the course content or misrepresent the article content.
Needs Improvement

Judgments about the article and relation to course content are not clear, lack specificity, or are only partially correct.
Good

A few accurate judgments about the article are made, based on research principles, some omissions or inconsistencies. Incomplete in thought as it relates to course content.
Excellent

Judgments are based upon content research, specific and additional insight is provided.
Conclusion

Missing

Conclusion paragraph is not present.
Inadequate

Strengths and limitations of the article and study are not discussed, or are limited and can't provide a conclusion with evidence. No or very limited reflection on the clinical relevance of the article.
Needs Improvement

Strengths and limitations are not clearly or thoroughly discussed. Supporting details are not provided. Weak or inconclusive conclusions regarding the clinical relevance or the article.
Good

Strengths and limitations are discussed, but not appropriately supported with supporting details. Clinical relevance is addressed, but a convincing rationale for the overall implications are omitted.
Excellent

Strengths and limitations are clearly and thoroughly summarized with appropriate supporting details. Clinical relevance is clearly addressed, and a convincing rationale for the overall implications.




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