LINKS TO ARTICLES

“How Much E-Waste is there in US Basements and Attics? Results from a National Survey”

This article gives you a clear picture of the structure of an article appearing in a peer-reviewed scholarly journal. The abstract and references in this article are clearly labeled, and the remaining sections are both labeled and numbered.

1. Introduction
2. Literature review
3. Methods
4. Results
5. Conclusions

 

“Marketing Fast Food: Impact of Fast Food Restaurants in Children’s Hospitals”

This article contains a good example of an abstract as a “mini-paper.” See how the authors clearly labeled the sections in their abstract.