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Assignment-Proposed Intervention(s) and Implementation/Evaluation Plan

Describe in detail proposed intervention(s) and program(s)* for Cyber Addiction in Adolescents in the United States (age range 10-19 years old) and how they compare to existing programs. Be sure to discuss plans, resources needed and issues associated with implementation and evaluation of your proposed interventions. Your proposed interventions should be feasible given available resources and evaluation plans should consider specific goals and measurable outcomes.

*for proposed intervention/programs also include reality therapy and the reSTART Program

Assignment Submission Requirements

· 5 pages, double-spaced

· Include a detailed outline for the paper and include headings and sub-headings appropriate for your content.

· Use relevant resources and cite correctly

Rubric

Paper Outline	Creates a clear outline that demonstrates a logical order of information or clearly groups similar ideas together.
Intervention plan and needed resources	Discusses the intervention plan and resources needed for the proposed intervention(s) in detail.
Comparison with Existing Programs	Provides a detailed discussion of how the proposed intervention differs from or improves upon existing programs.
Challenges with implementation	Provides a detailed description of potential challenges associated with implementing the intervention.
Evaluation plan	Describes an evaluation plan for the proposed intervention using specific goals and measurable outcomes.
Challenges with evaluation	Provides a detailed description of potential challenges that may be associated with the evaluation process.
Writing Quality	Free of spelling errors and uses good grammar. Uses good sentence structure throughout and written content flows well.
Bibliography (AMA style)	Provides citations for data and statements of fact. References are from peer reviewed journals, in proper AMA style including author names, article title, journal abbreviation, and punctuation. No more than 10% of references are from websites/government reports.