Write a brief essay reflecting on whether the primary truth claim made in the popular medium publication assigned to your group is supported by evidence. You do not have to reach a definitive conclusion as to the truth of the claim made, but address the question of the extent to which evidence supports or possibly contradicts it.

Write a brief essay reflecting on whether the primary truth claim made in the popular medium publication assigned to your group is supported by evidence. You do not have to reach a definitive conclusion as to the truth of the claim made, but address the question of the extent to which evidence supports or possibly contradicts it.
Use the primary PECO question you identified in your PECO assignment of this research project to frame the truth claim considered in this essay. Cite references from scholarly literature to support your argument. You may use the references submitted in the reference list in your PECO assignment, but you may search for and use additional references as well. You are not limited to 20 references, and you need not cite all 20 of those submitted in your preliminary reference list if you have since discovered better evidence.
Your essay should be 5-6 pages long (standard North American letter page size (21.6 x 28 cm = 8.5 x 11 in), 2.5 cm margins, double-spaced, 11 point font) excluding any title page, figures, side-bars or reference lists.
References should be cited in the body of the essay and listed at the end using APA 7th edition format.
Before the due date, each student will submit their essay electronically via the dropbox available in this Assignment. You will automatically lose one final mark for each calendar day (or part thereof) of lateness in submission.
Normally, this electronic submission will cause your essay to be submitted to the university’s plagiarism detection tool for a review of textual similarity and detection of possible plagiarism. In doing so, students allow their essays to be included as source documents in the tool’s reference database, where they will be used solely for the purpose of detecting plagiarism. Further details and options for other methods of plagiarism detection are described in the Syllabus.Write a brief essay reflecting on whether the primary truth claim made in the popular medium publication assigned to your group is supported by evidence. You do not have to reach a definitive conclusion as to the truth of the claim made, but address the question of the extent to which evidence supports or possibly contradicts it.
Use the primary PECO question you identified in your PECO assignment of this research project to frame the truth claim considered in this essay. Cite references from scholarly literature to support your argument. You may use the references submitted in the reference list in your PECO assignment, but you may search for and use additional references as well. You are not limited to 20 references, and you need not cite all 20 of those submitted in your preliminary reference list if you have since discovered better evidence.
Your essay should be 5-6 pages long (standard North American letter page size (21.6 x 28 cm = 8.5 x 11 in), 2.5 cm margins, double-spaced, 11 point font) excluding any title page, figures, side-bars or reference lists.
References should be cited in the body of the essay and listed at the end using APA 7th edition format.
Before the due date, each student will submit their essay electronically via the dropbox available in this Assignment. You will automatically lose one final mark for each calendar day (or part thereof) of lateness in submission.
Normally, this electronic submission will cause your essay to be submitted to the university’s plagiarism detection tool for a review of textual similarity and detection of possible plagiarism. In doing so, students allow their essays to be included as source documents in the tool’s reference database, where they will be used solely for the purpose of detecting plagiarism. Further details and options for other methods of plagiarism detection are described in the Syllabus.

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