Question: I. Choose a topic from the Research Topic List that is relevant, current, newsworthy, and has mass appeal.
a. Topic 1: The use of psychological principles in the workplace
Include the following:
Which psychological principles are often used?
How are these psychological principles used?
Which psychological principles used are the most effective?
b. Topic 2: The benefits of understanding developmental psychology
Include the following:
What is developmental psychology?
How is developmental psychology applicable in life?
Why can understanding developmental psychology be beneficial?
c. Topic 3: Considerations when conducting psychological research
Include the following:
What are the main, important considerations when conducting psychological research?
Why are these considerations important?
What could potentially happen if these considerations were ignored?
d. Topic 4: The different methods of intelligence testing
Include the following:
What are three methods of intelligence testing?
How are these methods used?
How do these methods differ?
e. Topic 5: Methods for modifying behavior in children
Include the following:
What are three methods for modifying behavior in children?
How are these methods used?
Which method is most effective?
II. Create an outline of the main points, I., II., III., etc., and subpoints, A., B., C., etc. Model your outline to the one shown on page 3 of the Sample Outlinedocument.
Include APA-formatted citations of the scholarly sources you plan to use:
• Put an in-text citation next to a main point or subpoint, as necessary.
• Include a list of source citations below the outline.
III. Using your chosen topic and the outline created, conduct research via the University Library by locating 2 to 4 scholarly articles on your chosen topic.
Write a 700- to 1,050-word research paper on your chosen topic by including evidence from the 2 to 4 scholarly articles located in the University Library.
Format your paper according to appropriate course-level APA guidelineslocated on the APA Templates page in the Center for Writing Excellence.