Directions Formulate a “final” rough draft of your paper using your previous rou

Directions
Formulate a “final” rough draft of your paper using your previous rough draft, outline, questions, and references. This is a great way to review all your material and get an understanding of how your paper might look. This rough draft should be a minimum of 15 pages. Remember, this rough draft is a continuation of your previous work so you should have a cover page, abstract, and references with this work.
The final paper should be 15-20 pages in length, not including the title page, the table of contents, and the references page.
The final paper should follow an APA basic format including one inch margins, 12 point Times Roman type, double spacing between each line and not more than that, and standard rules for manuscriipt preparation.
The paper must have at least ten references cited according to APA guidelines, Seventh Edition, including proper in-text citations and references which are listed on the last page in alphabetical order.
No more than five of the ten sources may be Internet sources; the other sources should be scholarly journal articles and books the student reads to conduct his or her research.
All sources must be cited at least once in the paper.
Graphs and charts are not mandatory but enhance the presentation. Adhere to appropriate APA guidelines to provide explanations and references for graphs and charts.
Consult the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association, (7th edition), or http://apastyle.org/
The paper must be written in the third person point-of-view. Do not use first person (I, me, my, mine, myself, we, our, ours, ourselves) except if it is included in a direct quotation. Do not use second person (you, your, yours, yourself) except if it is included in a direct quotation.
The paper should include a title page, a table of contents, an abstract, an introduction (Not labeled), the body with applicable headings, a conclusion (Not labeled), a page of references, and relevant visuals, graphs, and tables if suitable or germane to the topic.
The student’s grade will depend upon the following benchmarks or standards:
The presentation of the analysis and research
The support and substantiation of the student’s argument/discussion
The correct format for an APA research paper, its citations of a variety of sources, and its list of references
The mandatory minimum page requirement