STEP THREE: WRITING YOUR LITERATURE REVIEW
The literature review should be organized with an introduction, body, and conclusion. The introduction should give a brief idea of the topic of the literature review. Then discuss what databases were used(I USED PUBMED AND GOOGLE SCHOLARS), search terms(I SEARCHED SOCIAL MEDIA/MENTAL HEALTH), time frame of the studies, research methodologies (i.e. randomized controlled trials, qualitative studies, cohort, cross-sectional, etc.), and the number of studies included. The body should be organized thematically. Your conclusion should discuss what you have drawn from reviewing the literature.
You will need an organizational method to focus the body of your literature review. Start to categorize your studies into different criteria (i.e. ages of subjects, gender of subjects, number of subjects, variables studied, location of study, results generated, etc.). This will help you determine how you will present the sources.
Make sure to use evidence in writing your review. Your interpretations must be backed up with evidence that something is valid.
Be selective with the categories and the information you present. Make sure that it is relevant.

Please use APA format