find an article in an academic journal that focuses on the psychological trauma that women go through after being raped and how restorative justice practices can help in their healing.
4. Write a paper of 6-8 pages which discusses the issue, and addresses the following:
What is the thesis or purpose of this article? The thesis is generally found in the introductory paragraph but you should be able to explain in your own words what this article is trying to accomplish.
How is the author(s) actually doing the study? In other words, what is the method? This could be a survey of a lot of people, interviews with a few people, a summary and evaluation of previous books and research, or any combination of these. You just need to demonstrate to me that you understand what it is that the author did.
What are the main results or findings of this authors study? There will be lots of little results but focus on the findings that relate to the main questions or what they are trying to accomplish. Most of this will come from the section on the discussion of the findings but you can also look at the tables for more findings than are not elaborated on by the author.
Did this study contribute in the way that the author hoped? In other words, did it reach its goals and make the contribution the author intended? For this section, you need to use your own assessment and critical thinking to evaluate whether or not you think the article accomplished what it set out to do.
Make sure to cover all bullet points and format paper as directed. Use atleast 4 sources no older than
2016
Research papers need a student to collect, analyses, and interpret data from a set of values. As a result, the information below contains a structure that assumes an analytical and comparative format.
Title Page
When writing an APA style research paper, a title page is mandatory. A title page has the following information; the title of the research paper, your name, the course, the date, and your lecturer’s or professor’s name.
Abstract
An abstract is a summary of the research paper in about 100 to 150 words. The abstract is usually placed on a separate page, directly below the title page. Here, you are allowed to briefly describe the nature of the research paper, methods of research, limitations, findings, discussions, conclusions, and conflicts of interest.
Introduction
Before you start discussing your research methodology and findings, you have to introduce the research paper correctly. It sets the tone for the research being conducted by giving background information about the topic and the purpose of the essay. Additionally, it is the introductory paragraph, where students place their thesis statements. Introduce your reader to the issues and problems associated with your topic (issue you are focusing one) and highlight the prevention program.
Main Body
The main body should be divided into sections and subsections. Describe why your topic is problematic, for examples if you choose sexual assault, discuss why it is a serious problem in our society, provide data and research to help support your claims. Describe the prevention program in detail, what is the focus, how does it work, what are the components, etc. Describe the gender issues inherent in the prevention program you are discussing.
Discussion
In this section you will:
reiterate the research problem/state the major findings – use one of the articles that did a qualitative or quantitative study and explain it in detail.
Explain the meaning of the findings and why they are important
Critically evaluate any evidence that shows that it works/worked or not.
Acknowledge the study’s limitations
Make sure you incorporate all above areas in your paper.
Conclusion
The conclusion is drawn from the findings of the research. The writer must give a clear directive from the discussions he had stated earlier. You must either state in support of the topic in question or against it. This part of the essay is vital as it sums up the whole research paper.
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