Literature review on a group intervention or other group therapy issue (20 points) Students will write a scholarly paper on group therapy that is at least six full pages of text, and no more than eight. The goal of a literature review is to summarize and synthesize the research of others. This paper is to be an in-depth look at the current research published on some aspect of group therapy. The topic may be conducting groups with a particular population, a particular group intervention, a common group issue (e.g. cohesion, resistance), or other aspect of group therapy. Cite at least eight scholarly articles from refereed (a.k.a. peer-reviewed) journals not on the course readings list.  The paper should be written in APA style. Your literature review should contain the following section headings:  1. Introduction (include an overview of the topic)  2. Significance of the topic to social work practice  3. Literature review (integrate and synthesize articles you reviewed)  4. How this topic (population, intervention, issue) affects group effectiveness.  5. Cultural considerations 6. Conclusion