Click on it. This first page contains the article's abstract. You may want to print it out. Next, click on the 'full text' button which will take you to a new screen that shows the full article. Read through the article with me as we fill out our outline.
Every article has a purpose or a main research question to guide it.
Sometimes this is formally stated while other times the reader must glean this information. You can find this information in the article's Introduction and, sometimes, the abstract. For the Orange article, it begins by reviewing past research on the topic of perfectionism - generally and then specifically involving gifted students. These first few paragraphs provide a background for you to understand the purpose behind this research. For the Orange article, the hypothesis is formally stated in the same paragraph as the purpose.