Develop A Draft Of Your Research Paper Using The Components

Develop a draft of your research paper using the components that you have developed in the course so far.

Each Week View The Video Lectures Under Learning Activities To Learn

Each week, view the video lectures under Learning Activities to learn about the parts of the research paper. This week, you will learn about the Abstract. Purpose The purpose of this assignment is for you to prepare a first draft of your research paper (without the data and interpretation of data). You will receive feedback and will submit your final version later in the course. Description Develop a draft of your research paper using the components that you have developed in the course so far.

Make use of your sentence outline and annotated bibliography. Add a full abstract, introduction, literature review, methodology section, and reference page. You will not have content in your results and discussion section until you collect data in Week 5. Submit your assignment to Grammarly. Revise your assignment based upon the results from Grammarly.

Submit evidence that you submitted and used the Grammarly results. Deliverable Research paper, Grammarly evidence, and Certification of Authorship (sample attached) Certificate of Authorship.docx

Paper For Above instruction

Develop a draft of your research paper using the components that you have developed in the course so far.

The process of developing a research paper draft is a foundational step in academic research. It allows students to organize their ideas, incorporate essential components such as the abstract, introduction, literature review, methodology, and references, and prepare for subsequent data collection and analysis. This initial draft serves as a scaffold that guides the research process and ensures clarity and coherence in the final submission.

The first component to include is the abstract, a concise summary of the research aims, methods, and anticipated contributions. Following this, the introduction should outline the research problem, its significance, and the research questions or hypotheses. The literature review provides context, demonstrating familiarity with existing research and identifying gaps that the current study will address. The methodology section describes the research design, participants, data collection procedures, and analytical techniques.

Since data collection is scheduled for Week 5, the results and discussion sections will be developed later. At this stage, focus on clearly articulating the research framework and ensuring that each component logically aligns with the overall research objective. To improve clarity and grammatical accuracy, submit the draft to Grammarly. Incorporate the feedback received from Grammarly to refine the manuscript.

Upon completing the draft and revising it according to Grammarly's suggestions, submit the final draft along with evidence of Grammarly usage and the Certification of Authorship. These elements demonstrate your engagement with the research process and adherence to academic integrity standards.

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