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Literature Review Paper Assignment

PsychologyofHumanRelations

The goals of this assignment are to help you:

• become more knowledgeable about finding and usingvaried research sources.
• further develop yourcritical thinking skillsandback up your points with evidence.
• become more adept atsynthesizing informationanddeveloping informed views.
• compose awell organized, clear, concise,research paperto expand your knowledge on a subject in your major.

You will need to access scholarly sources from the library to assignment. Do not expect to get all of your resources off the Internet.

To learn more about research papers:

https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/research_and_citation/conducting_research/writing_a_literature_review.html

Written Assignment is worth 25% of your grade. Each student should conduct a thorough review of the research about a topic and produce a well-written review of the literature.

The literature review gives you a chance to evaluate the current state of research and demonstrate your knowledge of scholarly debates around a topic.

You will NOTneed to conduct your own research. It is a review of what others have to say about your topic and you synthesizing the information.

Topic Choices:

1. The Phenomenon of Ghosting. What does Psychology have to say about the phenomenon of ghosting?
2. Unhealthy Relationships. The impacts of remaining in unhealthy relationships to your wellbeing?
3. Generational Trauma. What does psychology say about how generational trauma affects behaviour?
4. Adult romantic relationship. How can one recognize adult attachment styles?
5. Personality and friendships. What is the relationship between personality and friendship satisfaction?
6. Social Media. How is social media influencing human relations?
7. Barriers to social inclusion. What does the field of psychology propose is necessary to eliminate discrimination and prejudice?

Personality and friendships. What is the relationship between

Topic:Your research paper project begins with a fact finding search on somecurrentissue in Psychology of Human Relations to advance your knowledge.

Approach: Find5to8 VARIED(NOTall Internet sites, for example) sources - including professional journal articles and professional publications, Internet sources.

You should identify themes, debates and gaps. You should be able to organize your literature review.

Your paper should contain these parts:

Introduction:Your introductory material should set up your topic for your audience. Briefly summarize your findings on the subject. Your introduction should not ramble around the point of your paper. It may be more than one paragraph in length, but at some point, very early in the paper you then need to start the substance of the paper. A concise summary of the literature should be provided (5 marks)

Thesis:Your thesis should come at the end of your introductory material. State your thesis in the form of a sentence or two.It shouldnot be in the form of a question.Your thesis should be a brief statement, in your own words, that points out the major issues about this topic that you discovered in your research. If you can't articulate in a sentence or two what your main point is then you probably don't have a good idea of what you will be writing about. (3)

Body of Paper:Use subheadings, where appropriate, to separate different aspects of your paper which support your controlling idea (your thesis). The body of your paper should provide supporting evidence to support your thesis, in a logical, fully developed manner. For each new topic which supports your overall thesis, provide a topic sentence or two which is, in effect, the thesis for that sub-topic. If you do not use subheadings, you need to provide transition sentences to move your reader from one paragraph to the next.

A writer of a research paper should synthesize the information gained from sources and weave them into a well ordered discourse, using the sources as evidence to support key points. A paper which is just a string of quotes shows that the author made no attempt to come to grips with the subject and is relying on the sources to speak for her or him. (10)

Conclusion:Your conclusion should make some "wrap up" statements about what you learned about your chosen topic and the possible impact of your findings on people and perhaps society in general. Also, address any issues that may still not be resolved for you. Don't be reluctant to address any issues that aren't easily resolved or have negative or ambiguous outcomes. I am not necessarily looking for a neatly wrapped up conclusion with no loose ends. I am looking for a conscientious, thoughtful look at some topic, sharing of the major significance of this issue, and any unanswered questions, if any, you are still dealing with.