Critical thinking and critical analysis skills

DIRECTIONS Now that you have created a thorough outline you should continue to expand the outline into an essay format using proper APA style. Additionally you will need to show competency in constructing a research-based argumentative piece of writing. To meet that goal you will need to meet the following requirements: REQUIREMENTS Requirements: 1000-1200 words Demonstrate critical thinking and critical analysis skills including your use of a research based argumentation

Write between 1000 – 1200 words papers that do not meet at least 1000 words are subject to a pro-rated penalty. (i.e. submitting 800 words would result in a 20% loss of grade as 20% of the papers word requirements were not met) Papers that do not meet at least 1000 words are subject to a pro-rated penalty. (i.e. submitting 800 words would result in a 20% loss of grade as 20% of the papers word requirements were not met) Effectively organize your essay. Write a clear introduction thesis statement multiple body paragraphs supporting the thesis statement and a clear conclusion Use at least four sources.Using a source means quoting paraphrasing or summarizing it including a citation each time it is being usedReference each source you use in your reference listYou should use the following sources:Your textbook selection from Weeks 1 2 and 3Two peer-reviewed academic journal sources from Keisers e-LibraryAt least one additional credible source which may include a reading from your text the e-Library or another reputable location from the KU libraryTry to use only four sources to avoid any instances of “unintentional” plagiarism.Do not use sources in the first body paragraph/introduction or the conclusion of your essay.Contact your instructor if you are unsure as to whether a source will count towards the requirements.If less than four sources are used 10% may be taken off for each missing source (i.e. using only two sources would result in a 20% loss of grade) Using a source means quoting paraphrasing or summarizing it including a citation each time it is being used Reference each source you use in your reference list You should use the following sources:Your textbook selection from Weeks 1 2 and 3Two peer-reviewed academic journal sources from Keisers e-LibraryAt least one additional credible source which may include a reading from your text the e-Library or another reputable location from the KU libraryTry to use only four sources to avoid any instances of “unintentional” plagiarism.Do not use sources in the first body paragraph/introduction or the conclusion of your essay.Contact your instructor if you are unsure as to whether a source will count towards the requirements. Your textbook selection from Weeks 1 2 and 3 Two peer-reviewed academic journal sources from Keisers e-Library At least one additional credible source which may include a reading from your text the e-Library or another reputable location from the KU library Try to use only four sources to avoid any instances of “unintentional” plagiarism. Do not use sources in the first body paragraph/introduction or the conclusion of your essay. Contact your instructor if you are unsure as to whether a source will count towards the requirements. If less than four sources are used 10% may be taken off for each missing source (i.e. using only two sources would result in a 20% loss of grade) No block quotes should be included. Use integrated quotes only. Use 3rd person objective point of view only. Avoid 1st and 2nd person point of view. Use academic language and proper grammar and mechanics. Consider using the Online Writing Lab or your local campus Writing Studio prior to submitting this paper. Format your paper using 7th edition APA requirements. (No abstract is needed for APA 7 student papers.) No more than 20% of the paper should be from quoted source support. No visuals should be used (i.e. images charts graphs etc.). Use written material only. No subheadings are required for the final essay. This paper is due by Sunday of Week 4. Only one submission is allowed. Contact your instructor if you have a problem. Papers submitted after 11:59 PM on Sunday of Week 4 will not be graded without prior approval by the instructor.