5-7 pages (6 in this case) 12 point font, double spaced,
1-inch margins.
Provide a title– no cover page
MUST use at least 6 primary peer-reviewed resources
(additional resources can be any type). Note: not included in page count
Primary research: original scientific reports of new
research findings, usually include the following sections: Introduction,
Methods, Results, Discussion, References, and are peer-reviewed (examined by
expert(s) in the field before publication). These are found in academic
journals that can be found through the University’s online library.
Reviews are OK if they have done extensive literature
research – but also make sure they are not biased in views
Books and websites are not counted toward references, but
may be used in addition, however, be careful in using these for your main
research
Generally, only appropriate for introduction and conclusion
or just aside info
All sources listed in the “References” must be cited in the
body of the paper and vis versa
Citing and referencing should use consistent formatting: use
apa
Criteria
Format, grammar, and spelling (4pts)
Introduction: clear, logical steps to your stated goal or
question (5pts)
Organization and flow (4pts)
Literature use and research (context)
knowledge of subject, support for topic (6pts)
Primary sources cited and formatted correctly (5pts)
Discussion: Sum up findings and provide limitations of
research, relate everything together in a synthesis. Provide possible future
directions. Correlate your research with other publications (5pts)
References cited page with primary resources– formatted
correctly (6 pts)
Total (35 pts)
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