Instruction
Completing the final paper:
INTRODUCTION
THIS INCLUDES SEVERAL PARAGRAPHS
PARAGRAPH ONE OF INTRODUCTION
1. Paragraph one of your final introduction needs a ‘hook’ these are statistics or a case study and they should include a citation.
2. Paragraph one should also state the problem or area you are researching and why.
3. Paragraph one should then segue into what you need to review as far as the background, in order to understand the body of article summaries.
“In order to understand the studies being examined, one must first understand the physiology, anatomy, statistical relevance, as well as certain cultural and ethical problems.”
The example above is one way to move into the ‘body’ of your introduction.
Each paragraph of the introduction should then introduce what is being reviewed and why. It should open with a sentence explaining each area.
“This paper will first review some key scientific and mathematical data on abortion, that was examined from the scientific literature, as well as key websites, detailing pertinent information from the last five years.”
The above is an example of how the second paragraph of your introduction might open.
Notice we do not use: I, We, Huge, Growing problem, etc.
Information must be specific, neutral and include citations.
“It is also important to review some key ethical and cultural beliefs on the issue of abortion, as will be done here, in order to bring one up-to-date on the laws and financial issues governing this issue.”
The above sentence would be a good segue into the second part of the introduction, which will then answer some of the level one questions on cultural and ethical components.
The final paragraph of the INTRODUCTION should AGAIN state the problem and include sentences stating the articles and information that will be covered in the body of the paper and why. This paragraph outlines the body of the paper, but it does it in paragraph form.
“Three studies were examined on the issue of post-abortion care. The first examines the psychological state of the patient immediately following and up to six weeks after an abortion. It will be shown that hormonal imbalance and depression can be a problem for forty percent of women (author, year). The next study will show that those women who were brought up under strict religious guidelines, reflect the highest degree of depression (author, year). The statistical portion of the paper will reflect that one in four women in the United States will receive an abortion in their lifetime and that forty percent will experience some type of hormonal imbalance (Site, year). Finally, the paper will examine whether it would be more ethical to provide follow-up post-abortive care to all women, as is done in France (author, year).
Scientific and Mathematical Perspective
Cultural and Ethical Perspective
OR
Scientific
Mathematical
Cultural
Ethical
Conclusions
These can be written using “I think, I feel…” etc.
Look for weaknesses and strengths in research.
Try and find at least two articles and two quotes that agree with the studies you have covered.
IT SHOULD BE A MINIMUM OF ONE PAGE.
Return to the idea of solving a problem.
Examine what is working in reducing this problem, perhaps in other countries.
Return to your case study or statistics and examine what needs to be changed.
Avoid loose idea like “More research is needed…”
Use your database tools to find areas where the problem is low and talk about what they are doing.
what I did
Abstract
In order to understand the studies that were examined one most understands how healthy eating and proper nutrition are important at all life stages and are especially vital during childhood. As while as for how it can be affected by certain cultural and ethical problems. In the cultural perspective, it shows how in the Turkish communities how mothers understanding about infant nutrition and compared them to the mother’s traditional influences on feeding practices and how learning about nutrient could affect the child of growing. In the ethical perspective it discusses how Americans hungry is growing and in order to take stand it shouldn’t be only people that are hungry, it should be everyone standing together as a century. In the scientific inquiry is an example of how Brazilian children and the (BMI) very little correlation between dietary intake patterns from 1 to 4 years. Lastly, Bangladesh is a major public health problem with malfunctioned children and it explains why.
Conclusion
The problem of malnutrition children was shown to be significant because of problems with children that their parents did not have enough or adequate education or money. There were a lot of weaknesses to these studies, such as there was not enough participants and the date was not enough. Conversely, there were also key strengths, like, informing parents that it is very important to provide adequate nutrition for your child starting with breast milk.
Of the areas examined ethical was the strongest for my paper because it showed that in a century it is very important and should be relevant to all Americans to end child hunger. Which will at the end effect and reduce mental health children.
Studies have been performed in America, Turkish, Brazilian and lastly Bangladesh countries, which have shown promise in solving this problem by the year 2020,