Different types of articles give you different perspectives on your issue:
The final reflective critical analysis assignment mentions empirical evidence in the instructions for analysis:
Let's make sure we know what empirical evidence is and looks like!
Image source: "Empirical vs. Review Articles" by William H. Hannon Library - Loyola Marymount University is in the Public Domain, CC0
A journal article that is peer-reviewed/scholarly with empirical evidence usually includes the following:
Source: "Anatomy of a Journal Article" by Dominique Turnbow, UC San Diego Libraries
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