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Paper details: This paper is not not a research paper, its a literature review. The Topic will be focused on children that have experience a divorce/separation and how it has impacted their life/outco
Paper details: This paper is not not a research paper, its a literature review. The Topic will be focused on children that have experience a divorce/separation and how it has impacted their life/outcome.Scoring RubricThe total number of points possible is 100. Point values are assigned for each criterion based on whether the literature review Meets the criterion, Partially Meets the criterion, or Does Not Meet the criterion.Score RangeScoring criteria (Total points possible) Meets Partially Meets Does Not Meet1. APA citation style used in narrative (10) 10 6-9 ≤ 52. APA style used in reference list (10) 10 6-9 ≤ 53. At least 10 references (10) 10 6-9 ≤ 54. At least 9 pages (10) 10 6-9 ≤ 55. Paper organized by themes (not just 25 16-24 ≤ 15one article summarized after another) (25)6. Ideas supported by references (25) 25 16-24 ≤ 157. Few or no errors in writing mechanics (10) 10 6-9 ≤ 5TOTAL POSSIBLE 100
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