received after the due date will be deducted by 20%. The paper must have a Title Page and Reference Page. The paper's content is four pages in standard double-space (typed). The research paper must have at least six (6) pages, including the title and reference pages; your research must include three (3) academic references in the report, APA format. You do not need an abstract. Your textbook is not a reference for this assignment. I recommend students use online citation generators to cite resources accurately—scribbling

Copy and paste the APA reference you have found from the article in the space below. According to the APA Style Guide, where should you include this information in your essay?

Writing an Experimental Research PaperLearn how to compile each section you’ve previously written into your final paper by reading “Section 11.2 Writing a Research Report in American Psychological Association (APA) Style"Links to an external site. from Research Methods and Psychology.AbstractThere is actually one short section of your paper that you have not written in your paper yet--the abstract.  Though you did write an abstrat for your poster, you may want to edit your writing to match the style and tone of a paper. (1:51 mins, TranscriptLinks to an external site.)Expectations for Your Experimental Research PaperIn the following page, you will submit the draft version of this paper for peer review. It is expected that your paper will have the following attributes.ContentBe 5-9 pages written material (title page, tables, and figures are not written material)Have a developed abstract, introduction, methods, results, and discussion sections that incorporate the feedback you received when these sections were initially graded by your instructor.Abstract 150-250 words which summarize the key points of your research. Introduction: Your introduction must synthesize of at least ten related peer-reviewed scholarly research articlesDo not include more than two direct quotes that are no longer than 1-2 sentences.Methods section that is written in the past tense and provides sufficient information for another researcher to replicate your study. Update this section with summary of your sample using statistics and a demographic table. Results section summarizes results in relation to your study question. Discussion section addresses the implications, strengths and weaknesses, and future considerations of the results. References for each source cited in the paper. OrganizationUse headings and subheadings to differentiate sections and subsections. Sections, paragraphs, and sentences connect to your research question.Paragraphs have one main idea and support each otherWriting StyleDo not use poetic languageChose words that reduce bias, increase clarity, and are appropriate for the social sciencesWrite with an active voice and if it is necessary you refer to yourself, do so in the first person. This is usually avoided in academic writing. All content should be written in the past tenseGrammar, Spelling, PunctuationUse correct grammar, spelling, and punctuationSignal PhrasesUse signal phrases and parenthetical citations to always identify when you are citing a source.FormatFormat your paper using APA guidelines including the running head, spacing, font, text size, and quotesCite your sources in the body of your paper properlyInclude a reference page according to APA guidelinesPlagiarismDo not plagiarize. Give each source proper credit for their ideas.Check your paper using the TurnItIn(R) practice assignment to ensure you have not inadvertently used the words of others. Your Similarity Score must be below 25% before your instructor will grade your final literature review. The lower the better.Steps for CompletionThere are six steps to complete this assignmentStep 01Continue to utilize the format templates provided. Step 02Utilize all instructor feedback from previous assignments, and the other instruction we have provided you to edit your paper.Step 03Proofread your paper.Step 04Submit the final version of your paper on the next page. PreviousNext

Note: This is an in-class activity to be done in groupsInstructions:We are going to play citation scavenger hunt. a) You need to find at least one citation/reference to support the following claims, from a journal article, book chapter, book or online source.  Choose 3 claims to work with.b) Add the citation to the claim in the format preferred by your discipline, or if you do not know what this is, use APA formatc) Add the full reference underneath in either the format preferred by your discipline, or APA format.d) Add these to the relevant discussion forums below (1 forum per claim)Claim 1: Global temperatures are rising, and are estimated to increase from 2.6 degrees Celsius to 4.8 degrees Celsius by 2100. This would cause more severe weather, crises with food and resources and the spread of diseases.Claim 2: More than 72 million children throughout the globe that are of the age to be in primary education are not enrolled in school. This can be attributed to inequality and marginalization as well as poverty.Claim 3: Without the necessary education and skills for employment, many people, particularly 15- to 24-year olds, struggle to find jobs and create a proper living for themselves and their families. This leads to a lack of necessary resources, such as enough food, clothing, transportation and proper living conditions.

Please write a 500 words response paper and include citation and references APA style 7th edition

What are the main elements of an APA formatted paper for college students?Group of answer choicesTitle page, page numbers in the upper right-hand corner, body of paper, and references listHeader on each page, page numbers, title page, body of paper, and references listPage numbers, title page, footnotes, author note, body of paper, and works cited pageHeader on title page, abstract, author note, body of paper, and bibliography page