ease obtain instructor approval in the week 2 discussion
prior to submitting your working title assignment here to be graded.
Please as discussed in the week 2 discussion and week 2
lesson make the ‘working title’ straight forward so that it is not only easy to
read, but easy to interpret as well. Be brief and avoid using unnecessary
words. Use a single title or a double title. An example of a double title is,
Network Theory: Prison Gangs in Kentucky an Inmate’s Perception. Here, we know
the proposal (study) is about Network theory, as it relates to an inmate’s
perception of prison gangs in Kentucky. As a rule of thumb, make the title no
longer than 12 words. A good way to do this is to remove articles and
prepositions, but make sure the working title includes the focus i.e., topic of
the study.
Please remember you are selecting a topic NOT for writing a
research paper about, but rather for writing a proposal to do actual hands-on
research using scientific research methodology. (However, NO actual hands-on
research will be conducted in this class based on your proposal.)
Submit your proposed working title for approval by no later
than Sunday of week 2. Late submissions of this assignment will not be
accepted.
Your response should reflect upper-level undergraduate
writing and current APA standards.
In a seamless posting, please incorporate the following into
your initial posting:
Review recently published (within the past five years)
peer-reviewed scholarly articles located in the AMU/APUS University’s online
library databases. Discuss a criminal
justice, intelligence studies, international relations or security management
topic requesting instructor approval of the topic you would like for your
research proposal (term project) paper. In doing so, please remember for this
class you are selecting a topic NOT for writing a research paper about, but
rather for writing a proposal to do actual hands-on research using scientific
research methodology. In your discussion post discuss what you have identified
in the current peer-reviewed literature located in the APUS Library databases
on a topic you wish to research. Briefly discuss the literature and express
what still needs to be researched or requires further research on the topic you
would like to address in your research proposal. In other words, did the
authors of the studies already done on this topic you reviewed call for further
research on the topic or something to do with the topic? Then again, perhaps
you identified a problem that still needs to be researched on the topic where
the current literature is lacking. If
so, discuss what it is and how it pertains to the topic and why it needs to be
researched and who would benefit from the research. After doing so, you are to
provide a ‘Working Title’ for your Research Proposal, as discussed in this
week’s lesson. Understanding this may change as your Research Proposal develops
during the course.
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