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Unit VII Module Instructions
Major Research Writing Assignment: Research paper based on one of the ten topics listed below. (Worth up to 300 points) (Due at the end of Module 7 (see due date in the course schedule below).
Students will complete a literature review on one of the ten topics related to the Psychology of Women . Students will choose one of the following topics for this writing assignment.
Topics: Women's experiences with body image and self-esteem
· Once you choose your topic, you will complete a literature review paper on it. You choose five peer-reviewed and scholarly articles (published within the last five years) from the Troy Library related to the topic you chose. You are to write a review and analysis of the five articles. You will then write up your analysis of the topic based on the five articles and the topic that you chose. You will complete a reference page in APA style.
· A required template is available for this assignment (under Module 7)
· A rubric for Writing Assignment #1 is located under Module 7. This rubric provides you with grading expectations/assessment criteria.
Use the APA Publication Manual (7th ed.) to format your paper.
· Title page, at least 7-page (minimum) body of your paper, and a reference list in APA format, 12-point Times New Roman font, double-spaced, and one-inch margins on each side.
· Include in-text citations for your sources based on the APA Publication Manual (7th Ed) and a separate APA style references page in the APA Publication Manual (7th Ed).
· You must cite and review five peer-reviewed scholarly resources (use the Troy Library to find your resources). You can utilize more than five resources if you choose (e.g., a textbook). No website resources may be used. Make sure that each reference is cited in your text.
· Conversely, each citation in your text must have a corresponding reference.
· Your submitted paper will consist of the title page, a minimum of 7 pages for the body of your paper (including an introductory paragraph and closing summary paragraph), and a references page.
· Adhere to the College of Education's plagiarism guidelines in this syllabus.
· Upload this assignment to the designated Canvas dropbox by the due date identified in your course schedule (Under Module 7).
· This paper is due at the end of Module 7 (see due date in the course schedule).
UnitVIIAssignmentPaperTemplate.docx
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This Is Your Title: It Should Be Descriptive but Succinct
Your Name
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Psychology of Women
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At least 7 pages (body of your paper) essay , not including the title and reference pages, and use of a minimum of 5 scholarly, peer-reviewed resources from the Troy Library with in-text citations and a reference list in APA format
This Is Your Title: It Should Be Descriptive but Succinct
This is your introduction and thesis paragraph. The introduction should be about five or six sentences long and provide some background or context for your topic. Make sure to include a thesis statement telling the reader the purpose of the paper.
Article Reviews
Article One Review
This part of your paper should be at least one page long. Address the following things:
Introduce the article being reviewed. Mention the title, author(s), and the journal in which it was published. Provide a brief overview of the article’s main topic and purpose.
Summarize the key points of the article. Include the main arguments, methodology, findings, and conclusions.
Strengths: Identify and discuss strengths in the research design, methodology, and significance of the findings. Weaknesses: Point out any gaps, inconsistencies, or areas that could have been improved. Evidence: Evaluate the evidence provided and its sufficiency. Objectivity: Consider the objectivity of the authors and any potential biases.
Sum up your overall assessment of the article. Provide a balanced view, highlighting both positive and negative aspects. Suggest any areas for future research or improvements.
Article Two Review
This part of your paper should be at least one page long. Address the following things:
Introduce the article being reviewed. Mention the title, author(s), and the journal in which it was published. Provide a brief overview of the article’s main topic and purpose.
Summarize the key points of the article. Include the main arguments, methodology, findings, and conclusions.
Strengths: Identify and discuss strengths in the research design, methodology, and significance of the findings. Weaknesses: Point out any gaps, inconsistencies, or areas that could have been improved. Evidence: Evaluate the evidence provided and its sufficiency. Objectivity: Consider the objectivity of the authors and any potential biases.
Sum up your overall assessment of the article. Provide a balanced view, highlighting both positive and negative aspects. Suggest any areas for future research or improvements.
Article Three Review
This part of your paper should be at least one page long. Address the following things:
Introduce the article being reviewed. Mention the title, author(s), and the journal in which it was published. Provide a brief overview of the article’s main topic and purpose.
Summarize the key points of the article. Include the main arguments, methodology, findings, and conclusions.
Strengths: Identify and discuss strengths in the research design, methodology, and significance of the findings. Weaknesses: Point out any gaps, inconsistencies, or areas that could have been improved. Evidence: Evaluate the evidence provided and its sufficiency. Objectivity: Consider the objectivity of the authors and any potential biases.
Sum up your overall assessment of the article. Provide a balanced view, highlighting both positive and negative aspects. Suggest any areas for future research or improvements.
Article Four Review
This part of your paper should be at least one page long. Address the following things:
Introduce the article being reviewed. Mention the title, author(s), and the journal in which it was published. Provide a brief overview of the article’s main topic and purpose.
Summarize the key points of the article. Include the main arguments, methodology, findings, and conclusions.
Strengths: Identify and discuss strengths in the research design, methodology, and significance of the findings. Weaknesses: Point out any gaps, inconsistencies, or areas that could have been improved. Evidence: Evaluate the evidence provided and its sufficiency. Objectivity: Consider the objectivity of the authors and any potential biases.
Sum up your overall assessment of the article. Provide a balanced view, highlighting both positive and negative aspects. Suggest any areas for future research or improvements.
Article Five Review
This part of your paper should be at least one page long. Address the following things:
Introduce the article being reviewed. Mention the title, author(s), and the journal in which it was published. Provide a brief overview of the article’s main topic and purpose.
Summarize the key points of the article. Include the main arguments, methodology, findings, and conclusions.
Strengths: Identify and discuss strengths in the research design, methodology, and significance of the findings. Weaknesses: Point out any gaps, inconsistencies, or areas that could have been improved. Evidence: Evaluate the evidence provided and its sufficiency. Objectivity: Consider the objectivity of the authors and any potential biases.
Sum up your overall assessment of the article. Provide a balanced view, highlighting both positive and negative aspects. Suggest any areas for future research or improvements.
Analysis (this section is to be at least 2 pages)
Article Analyses – Common Themes
For this section, discuss the common themes found across the articles. The common themes may or may not crossover all five articles. Look for common themes that are noted in 3 or more articles.
Article Analyses – Differences
For this section, discuss the major differences across all five articles. The major differences may or may not crossover all five articles. Concentrate on the major differences, such as outcomes.
Ethical Considerations
Discuss the ethical considerations (according to the APA Ethics Code – attached under Module 7). What ethical challenges were discussed in the articles? Based on your chosen topic, discuss at least three ethical codes and why they would apply to specific research on your chosen topic.
Personal Thoughts
Share your personal reflections on the research and writing process. Discuss any changes in your perception of your chosen topic after researching and writing this paper. Finally, discuss considerations for future research on your chosen topic.
Summary
Provide a summary paragraph of what you covered in your paper and a restatement of your thesis.
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