TOPIC: For my paper topic I would like to cover The Possible Link Between Agression and Red Dye Number 40. I would also like to cover in my paper the possible effects it can have on children and teenagers such as: adhd, moodiness, irritability, and hyperactivity
- The paper requires APA 7.0 professional format
- MINIMUM 1500 words (more words are suggested), utilizing APA style including a title page and reference page containing sources cited. Papers submitted with fewer than 1500 words will be penalized based on number of words submitted. Submitting 1500 words is an absolute MINIMUM, less than 1500 word submissions may result in a grade of ZERO, or may be penalized based on number of words submitted less than 1500 . MORE than 1500 words are suggested to fully and thoroughly complete the content of your paper.
- You must use at least FIVE professional journal articles (scholarly journals) as sources. These professional journal articles should serve as the foundation of your paper.
- You must include a reference page with your professional journal articles referenced APA style on a separate reference page. Papers that do not follow APA style will receive no credit. Papers containing plagiarism will receive no credit in addition to other possible academic penalties.
- Do not quote. It’s your job to explain and synthesize.
- Remember “You must use at least FIVE professional journal articles (scholarly journals) as sources. These professional journal articles should serve as the foundation of your paper.”
- *Only refer or utilize nonprofessional sources as a brief, direct, and immediate comparison and/or contrast to scientific findings
- Using nonprofessional sources for any purpose other than to directly and briefly refer/compare everyday knowledge to scientific findings will result in a grade penalty for every occurrence.
- Limit total all text based on nonprofessional sources to a cumulative of all cases, AT MOST 200 words.
- Nonprofessional sources do not count toward your five professional journal article total.
- Generally, you are better off not using any nonprofessional sources
- .Paper outline (NO ABSTRACT): APA Title Page
Introduction
1. Describe the claims and history of the food/nutrient. Content-
Review of relevant past research, assumptions, and/or theory.
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Briefly describe the research methodology used (if appropriate).
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Scientifically summarize the findings and interpretations.
Conclusions
1. Integration with textbook content, how might what you have learned relate to the text.
2. Describe any relevant real-life examples and/or personal experiences.
3.Provide a scientific discussion of the placebo effect and its relevance to your food/nutrient.
4. What you have learned based on the science and your advice regarding the food/nutrient.
Further Instructions for Food and Nutrients Papers:
-Be scientific. Model your writing on the writing on the writing style of the journal article you are reviewing. Every sentence you write should be either clearly your opinion (reserve for section two of conclusions), obviously common sense, or a cited fact in your text.
-Integrate and synthesize what you are reading. Reserve your opinions for the final section only.
-Avoid quoting. It’s your job to integrate and synthesize what you have read.
-Avoid gross general grammatical errors (examples: apostrophe where inappropriate, sentence fragment, flawed sentence structure invalidating the meaning of a sentence).
-Avoid misspelled words (this would not include words with multiple acceptable spelling such as counsel(l)ing, this would include misspellings such as too when two was intended).
-Avoid incontrovertible stylistic APA errors (examples: failing to italicize the volume of a journal in a reference, use of a clearanthropomorphism such as “the purpose of the article is”, this does not include stylistic issues where multiple solutions ar e possible or where the APA style guide is unclear)
-Avoid editing errors (examples: repeating words, failing to indent a paragraph, failing to capitalize the first word of a sentence).
-Avoid unsupported or misattributed statements in paragraphs prior to the final paragraph (examples: stating that group A engages in a particular behavior without crediting a supporting source, stating that group A engages in a particular behavior when the content of the reviewed article contradicts such a statement, stating that group A engages in a particular behavior and citing the wrong source as support)
-Avoid overstated generalizations prior to final paragraph (unsupported means you have no data or reference to support your generalization, example: all dogs love to play fetch, or all cats like to be scratched behind their ears). -