Part 1(30%). (Introduction: Literature Review and Hypothesis):You will need to search andcollect 4-5 research articlesand critically discuss the findings (not the opinion of theauthors) of these articles. Then, propose anexperimentalhypothesis andformulate a hypothesis statement from a theoretical orientation. This part should be about 2-5pages (Double-space, 12 pt., Times New Roman or equivalent).Part2(25%).(Paradigm& Measurement): You should take special consideration in identifying the independent variable, dependent variable, possible spurious/confoundingrelationships (controls) and how they are operationalized. You shouldshowspecial consideration for which scales, instruments or measures you will use and how the validity and the reliabilityof your measuresand scales will be ensured.This part shouldconsist of 2-4 pages(Double-space, 12 pt., Times New Roman or equivalent).Part 3 (25%).(Results):Make a graph of themagnitude of arepeatedly measured outcome of interest before andafter the experimental treatment. Make a graph of themagnitude of the repeatedly measured outcome after the experimental treatment was removed. Is there an important differenceamongphases of the experimental manipulation? State if this confirms or disconfirms your hypothesis.Part 4(20%).(Discussion):In thisfinal section, youshould discuss what other future projectscould provide a more in-depth analysis of the psychological phenomenon under investigation.You should identify potential flaws in your measurement and researchparadigmand explain how you might conducta more effective experimentin the future. What new questions does yourinvestigationleave unanswered based onthe literatureyou reviewed?This component should be 2-4pages in length(Double-space, 12 pt., Times New Roman or equivalent).
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