Question.2132 - Critical Thinking Assignment: To assess the GCP skill of critical thinking, you will be given the opportunity to evaluate current literature related to a controversial contemporary issue in psychology (e. g., child spanking, ESP, Mozart Effect). Students need to clearly state the area they wish to explore, assess the existing research on the topic, critique different perspectives on the issue using existing research, and provide an informed conclusion based on their knowledge of the topic and psychology. Before starting, look over the tutorial on how to use the library resources Introduction to Psychology Resources 20190711 1618 1 (https://www.youtube.com/watch? v=DKRA5h5RHpE&feature=youtu.be)(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DKRA5h5RHpE&feature=youtu.be) You should also check out the following guide (http://libguides.webster.edu/psychology (http://libguides.webster.edu/psychology) ) and consider reaching out to Kathy Gaynor (contact info on the page) if you need any assistance. The paper (7-10 pages) will be due at the end of the semester. The paper is worth 75 points. In the past, students have examined areas as varied as: Does ESP Exist? is the Mozart Effect Real? What is the Impact of Televised Violence on Children? Is Spanking a Child Effective? Does Research Support Different Learning Styles? Is Hypnosis an Effective Therapy? Do Multiple Intelligences Exist? Does Dissociative Identity Disorder Exist? Is Homosexuality Biologically Determined? Should Marijuana be Legalized?24/07/2023, 12:25 Critical Thinking Final Paperhttps://worldclassroom.webster.edu/courses/1440863/assignments/6861887 2/2 Does Abortion have Severe Psychological Effects? Should Animals Be Used in Research? Is the Use of Social Media Harmful? Does Porn Cause Men to be Violent? Any of the aforementioned topics are fine. If you want to explore a different area, just email your instructor for permission prior to starting. The paper should be 7-10 pages in length (12 pt. New Times Roman, double spaced, 1 inch margins, not including your title page and references). The paper should have: Title Page Introductory section which introduces the controversy Section which assesses the existing research on the topic and critiques the different perspectives on the issue using existing research. For this section, make sure to get actual research articles from peer reviewed primary sources to use as references. You cannot use Web sites as primary sources. In other words, go through the library set of databases and search the psychology database. Do not reply on popular press publications (e.g., Psychology Today) or web sites (e.g., Wikipedia). You cannot use your textbook. It is a secondary source. Don't plagiarize. Your papers are being submitted via Turn-it-in. Make sure you quote and cite appropriately. Ignorance or sloppiness is no excuse for plagiarism. Use quotations sparingly if at all. The vast majority of this paper should be in your own words using proper APA style citations. Final section which provides an informed conclusion based on the material presented in the paper Reference page in APA Style. You should plan on having at least 5 peer reviewed referenced primary sources. In other words, the average (i.e., C paper) would have 5 sources. Please use MS Word or a PDF to submit papers. Feel free to email your instructor if you have any questions about the assignment.
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