Title of PaperName of StudentFayetteville Technical Community CollegeTitle of PaperThis paragraph is an introduction to your paper. This provide readers with a lens for understanding the forthcoming research presented in the body of your essay. It should be between 100-125 words.DefinitionThis section should define and describe your topic. Depending on your topic, it may be relevant to explain the development of your topic and/or how it is diagnosed. This definition section should be about one or two pages.
Be sure you are using in-text citations and putting your information in your own words!! Here is an example of an in-text citation: After three years, Beers recovered and wrote A Mind That Found Itself to describe his personal experiences in recovery (Ciccarelli & White, 2015). More examples may be found using the link provided. https://owl.
english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/560/01/ Failure to put information in your own words is PLAGIARISM! Your papers will be checked for plagiarism and any papers scoring above 25% similarity on SafeAssign may receive a 0!ResearchThis section should summarize any relevant research about your topic. If there is a classic study about your topic, describe it here. If there are treatments for your topic, describe it here. This section should be about one – two pages.
Compare & ContrastThe topic sentence of this paragraph should be a general statement comparting and contrasting the topic you selected with other research. Compare and contrast the topic you researched and how it will apply to real people who are living in modern American society. Discuss in detail why this topic is important and what changes and/or improvements you think may happen in the future with your topic. This section should be about one or two pages.ConclusionThis section summarizes your entire paper. It should leave the reader with a clear understanding of the information you have provided.
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