Any topic (writer’s choice)

Start by creating an Annotated Bibliography:

Identify the articles you intend to read carefully for your review. See the lecture recordings or your notes to understand the minimum requirements for quality and quantity of references. You need 25 to 30 high-quality peer-reviewed articles. If you cannot meet the requirements for references, consider a new topic.
Create a synopsis of each reference. This should be anywhere between one sentence and a couple of paragraphs.
Using your papaja template, put the synopses in the Literature Review section. Put them in order from general to specific, so they lead your reader to your hypotheses.
Create a properly formatted papaja style in-line citation for each synopsis. Some can begin the paraphrase, others can be embedded, or at the end. Make it read well. This will cause papaja to copy the correct entry from your .bib file to your References section in alphabetical order.