topic is leader and member exchange theory

1. Introduction (about 1 page) (in future tense)
   1. You begin broadly with a general introduction to your main topic. All subsequent content is in support of this main topic (the one you've chosen in Phases 1 and 2). Your introduction then presents a high-level topic-by-topic explanation of what the remainder of what the paper will present
   2. The introduction tells the reader what to expect. Those expectations then need to be met throughout the paper
   3. Every subsequent element must tie into the main theme/topic
2. Literature review (no more than 2 to 3 pages)
   1. Uses at least the literature review that you've read and your course textbook chapter(s)
   2. Covers what you've read by other authors so that you display strong evidence that you know (within the limits of this course's expectations) what your topic is about from "the literature"
   3. The temptation (tempting but wrong) is to give quote-after-quote. NO. Instead present your learning in your own wordssupported by strong evidence in the form of cited quotations
   4. Synthesize the literature - compare/contrast (mostly findings)
3. Detailed content about your chosen topic (headings; subheadings in APA 7th edition style) displaying your learning (using your own words) with major claims and essential facts supported by correct and completequotations (with APA-complaint in-text citations)
   1. Use of ChatGPT and this course's ChatGPT documentation is required. The ChatGPT documentation will appear between the end of your Conclusion and before your Bibliography
   2. You must include your Bibliography per instructions from early in the Project
4. Conclusion (about 1 page)
   1. A rewording of the introduction in the past tense