compose a written review of the following sections:1. The Dissertation – Title information, author, university, date, and bibliographic citation with a link to the dissertation (Note: This is the first section, not the title page).2. Main Statements – A summary of each main statement (100-150 words).a. Thesisb. Problemc. Purpose3. Research Question/s – The research question or questions of the study.4. Research Method and Design – s of the chosen research method and the specific research design (100-150 words).a. Research Methodb. Research Design5. Chapter Summaries – A description of salient features by chapter (625-700 words).6. Reflection and Evaluation – A reflection and evaluation of the work written in the third person and active voice (425-500 words).7. Front Materials – A description of the front materials (Abstract, Table of Contents, Preface, Dedication, etc.).8. Back Materials – A description of the back materials (Appendices, Bibliography, etc.).9. General Information – A report of total length, number of pages per chapter, number of resources listed in the Bibliography, etc.• Include a title page and a table of contents.• Sections 2, 4, 5, 6 and 7 require 1250 to 1500 words in total. This word count does not include other sections of the assignment document (sections 1, 3, 7, 8 and 9).• Follow the Turabian Format Quick Guide, located in the Analysis Resources section of the assignment page, to construct the paper.• Double-space, apply 1-inch margins and use 12-point Times New Roman font.• Avoid passive voice, first-person, and second-person.• Review the Analysis Assignment Grading Rubric before submitting the assignment.
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