What literature was the experiment based upon? How is the rationale developed? Why was the work designed?

Research Methods in Psychology

Consideration and interpretation of theoretical and practical implications of the findings
Adherence to APA-style referencing

Starting Point
Before you start writing your report, review the feedback that you received on your level 4 report. If there is feedback that would apply to this report, make sure you note and act upon it. Follow the advice in the Writing Guide, as this applies directly to experimental reports.

There are also some notes in the module booklet that you should read and make use of. The remainder of this guide will cover specific points that are not covered elsewhere. If you are not sure about any aspect of the report, including the interpretation and reporting of the analysis, despite having read through this guide and referring to an appropriate statistics book, then ask for help.

Introduction
This should be straight forward as you have written introductions pieces of work previously. But to summarise you will need to explain the following points to the reader:
What literature was the experiment based upon?
How is the rationale developed?
Why was the work designed?

Provide me with a new version, dividing this literature review into several subsections, each with its own title.

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Provide me with a new version, dividing this literature review into several subsections, each with its own title.

At the end of a section  you should also write a transition sentence to indicate the logical connection.

Within a single section you will normally have several paragraphs. Each paragraph should contain only one idea . You can even summarize that idea in one sentence, if that makes it easier to write, and then mention it at the beginning of that paragraph. If you read all the summary sentences in succession, they should form a logical story.