Present a literature review to the command staff of the local precincts and bureaus

At work, you have been asked to present a literature review to the command staff of the local precincts and bureaus. Complete your assignment in Zoom or PowerPoint, with a voice recording of your presentation for each slide. To begin,

· Recall the “seven steps” in writing a literature review outlined by Creswell and Creswell (2023) in Chapter 2.

· Use these “seven steps” as guidance to present a literature review of five scholarly articles with research in community policing to the department leadership.

Note the following points about your literature review:

· A total of six slides are required.

· The first five slides should discuss the five articles.

· The sixth slide should be dedicated to constructing a research question related to at least one study.

You may use the following PowerPoint or Zoom resources to create your slides:

· ZoomLinks to an external site.

Each of the first five slides should include a scholarly source with research on community policing that has been published within the last eight years.

your presentation, for each of the five articles that you choose, address the following:

· Identify the theory(ies), questions, methods, and data used in each study.

· Assess the kind(s) of information that the data sources in each study offer.

· Examine how the findings in each study that you select contribute to the literature.

· Explain inferences and the methods and statistical techniques used to address research questions in each study.

· Recall Creswell and Creswell’s (2023, pp. 117, 165) discussion of inferences.

· Analyze an ethics issue in research design and a social justice issue in data for community policing.

· Construct a research question related to, but not addressed by, at least one study.

· Note: This sixth and final point may be addressed on the sixth slide.

The Literature Review Presentation

· must be 6 to 7 double-spaced slides in length (not including title and references slides)

must use at least 5 scholarly, peer-reviewed, credible sources in addition to the course text

must include an introduction and conclusion paragraph.

· Your introduction paragraph needs to end with a clear thesis statement that indicates the purpose of your presentation.

must utilize academic voice