10 Jul 3: Annotated BibliographyThis assignment is designed to help you

3: Annotated BibliographyThis assignment is designed to help you start gathering information for your final paper.Part 1Select a population for your final paper. You can select one of the following approved sample populations: I selected physical aduse trauma Victims of:·  Physical abuse trauma·  Sexual abuse trauma·  Workplace violence·  Domestic violence victimization·  Natural disaster trauma (interested in post-Katrina issues)·  Military or war trauma (on soldiers and their families)·  Refugee trauma·  Crime victims (you can be specific about the type of crime, like robberies or vandalism)·  Hate crime victimsIf you have a population that may be relevant and is not included in this list, please e-mail your instructor to see if it might be considered for this assignment.Present this information in the form of a 1-page Microsoft Word document. In your document, state the following:·  Your name·  Your proposed population·  What draws you to that population (previous experience, previous contact with the target victim population, or target traumatic experience)·  The particular issues you would like to explore and the reason for selecting these Module #: Assignment #Student name:Date:Proposed population for research:A. Title: B. Please comment on what draws you to that population (previous experience, previous contact with the target victim population or target traumatic experience), and what particular issues you would like to explore.Part 2Once your selected population is approved (selection from the above list is automatically approved), create an annotated bibliography of at least eight references you will use for your final paper. List each reference in the correct APA style format and indicate how you think the reference material addresses your research population.The comments that you post should be brief, no more than two sentences in addition to the abstract from the reference.Using the given  (2 sentences):Module #: Assignment #Student Name:Date:(Note: at least 6 of 8 references from peer-reviewed journals or professional publications)ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHYReference # 1: (use the correct APA style for the citation)Abstract from the reference:Description of how this reference material addresses your selected population (2 sentences):Keyword searches and database navigation:Reference # 2: (use the correct APA style for the citation):Abstract from the reference:Description of how this reference material addresses your selected population(2 sentences):Keyword searches and database navigation:Reference # 3: (use the correct APA style for the citation):Abstract from the reference:Description of how this reference material addresses your selected population(2 sentences):Keyword searches and database navigation:Reference # 4: (use the correct APA style for the citation):Abstract from the reference:Description of how this reference material addresses your selected population(2 sentences):Keyword searches and database navigation:Reference # 5: (use the correct APA style for the citation):Abstract from the reference:Description of how this reference material addresses your selected populationKeyword searches and database navigation:Reference # 6: (use the correct APA style for the citation):Abstract from the reference:Description of how this reference material addresses your selected population(2 sentences):Keyword searches and database navigation:Reference # 7: (use the correct APA style for the citation):Abstract from the reference:Description of how this reference material addresses your selected population(2 sentences):Keyword searches and database navigation:Reference # 8: (use the correct APA style for the citation):Abstract from the reference:Description of how this reference material addresses your selected population(2 sentences):Keyword searches and database navigation:create the annotated bibliography in a 4- to 5-page document. APAPsychological Evaluations for the Courts, Fourth Edition : A Handbook for Mental Health Professionals and LawyersGary B. Melton, John Petrila, Norman G. Poythress, Christopher Slobogin, Randy K. Otto, Douglas Mossman, and Lois O. CondieFuture Challenges of International VictimologyLehner-Zimmerer, Michaela.