Final Paper
Audience: Your reader knows about the ideas you’re talking about, but has not read these articles. Your audience is a group of professional who work with people. Your goal is to make an argument about a pattern of development that is related to each theme. Don’t talk directly to people about their choices or their lives.
Format: APA or MLA format. Choose one and be consistent.
Other: No title page necessary. One inch margins, 12-point font, double-spaced, no extra spaces between paragraphs.
Content:
The final paper based on one specific thesis developed from the readings. See the reader on page 12 for more detail on the 4 criteria: (1) focus on and describe a specific psychological question, (2) state your point (3) support your argument, and (4) describe an alternative viewpoint (counterpoint) and their best support. Remember, your goal is to show your understanding of course sources and an ability to integrate them.
Outside sources are nice and not required. Spend most of your time finding ideas in the course readings. Show your critical thinking by relating the authors’ ideas to your thesis. Organize your paper by topics, not by sources. You can revise the paper after seminar because it is due by midnight the next night on Canvas.
List of Sources Used from Course Reader. Required for outline, draft, and final.
Length – a guideline, not a minimum or maximum. A typical good paper is about 6-8 pages and has 9-12 course sources. See student papers in reader and extra ones on Canvas.
I need to add more and revise the attached essay and i also attached the book I am using that we need our resoursces from
