Choose one of the topics listed in the table of contents in the textbook for you

Choose one of the topics listed in the table of contents in the textbook for your research paper. Please pick a topic that interests you. Please use at least three or more sources for your paper. Submit your topic in Blackboard for approval in week 2 and your final paper in week 4.
Paper – Regarding a topic covered in the course. The paper must be 2-3 pages, in WORD, typed and double-spaced, cover page, with sources, cited both in-text and on a reference page (per APA format). See the grading rubric for more detailed grading criteria.
The purpose of this assignment is to familiarize students with the Online Library resources available at Everglades University. Therefore, it is a requirement to be completed and submitted for grading by the end of the second week of the course. When constructing this document, the APA format is required.
To access a search engine in the EU Online Library, log in to http://www.evergladeslibrary.com. In addition, the “Library and Information Resources Network (LIRN)” is a good resource to find general-purpose databases that should help you with your research. Two very good all-purpose databases are ProQuest and InfoTrac.
Hint: Limit your search to “Scholarly journals” and “Full-text documents only.”
PLAGIARISM
Do not make the mistake of “borrowing” text from a website or other source material without attribution. The writing assignments in this course are to be based on your personal experience and knowledge and not on the ideas or information provided by another writer. This is not to say that you may not occasionally embellish your writing with an appropriate quotation, statistic, or another tidbit. However, the source of information or author of the quote should be mentioned in the text using APA style. Any unauthorized copying or passing off the work of another as your own (also known as “plagiarism”) will be dealt with harshly. Students receive an “F” for the assigned work and depending on the severity of the incident, may fail the course, be placed on probation, or be expelled from the University. Please be aware that it is generally very easy to detect cheating by copying, and it is simply not worth the risk to try it. Likewise, cutting and pasting materials from a website with minor alterations are still plagiarism!