Schizophrenia

Analysis

Refer to your assignment guidelines for the level headings to be used for the body of the paper. Begin to type the body of your paper here. Use as many paragraphs as needed to cover the content appropriately. Often the content can be guided by the assignment’s grading rubric and the assignment guidelines. The best practice for constructing a paragraph is to build each one using the CARE Plan format. The four components of the CARE Plan paragraph are (a) Central idea (only one main idea per paragraph), (b) Authority (evidence, scholarly reference citation, experience, etc.), (c) Relevance (discussion, analysis, or explanation of the main idea and the evidence), and (d) Exit (connect to the main idea, the paper’s topic, or link to the next paragraph’s content).

Reflection

Papers should end with a conclusion or summary. The assignment directions will specify which is required; if not specified, use the heading, “Conclusion.” The conclusion should be concise and contain no new information or details. The best conclusions will recap the paper’s purpose, reflecting the purpose statement in the introduction. Conclusions will also remind the reader of the paper’s organization (or mini-outline from the introduction). Typically, it will draw major conclusions from your paper's body and summarize the topic's importance.

No matter how much space remains on the page, the references always start on a separate page. In most Microsoft Word programs, you can insert a page break after the conclusion so that the references will begin on a new page.

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