Scholar-Practitioner ProjectLiterature ReviewTo develop an unbiased objective view of the topic you have selected for your Scholar-Practitioner Project, it helps to look to the peer reviewed literature. Reviewing the existing literature will enable you to evaluate and apply population-based theories and strategies used in the prevention of disease and disability. A thorough literature review will build confidence in your knowledge and ability to share this information to promote social change.To prepare for this Scholar-Practitioner Project Assignment, you begin to review the literature to learn more about your specific topic. A literature review allows you to organize and present both a summary and synthesis of the important information. You may wish to review the book, Conducting Research Literature Reviews: From the Internet to Paper (Fink, 2010) which you read in a previous Walden University course, Foundations of Graduate Study.For more information on completing a literature review, click on the following link Library Tips for the Literature Review, to review the webinar and accompanying PowerPoint slidesLINK: (http://library.waldenu.edu/862.htm#litreview)To complete this Scholar-Practitioner Project Assignment, prepare a literature review of scholarly articles related to your topic. This review should contain a minimum of 5 peer-reviewed or scholarly resources. The summary/synthesis should be 4–6 pages and must follow APA style and contain appropriate APA citations. Your written assignments must follow APA guidelines. Be sure to support your work with specific citations from this week’s Learning Resources and additional scholarly sources as appropriate. Refer to the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association to ensure your in-text citations and reference list are correct.