Write the Final Paper on the Psychology Survey data-Review of Literature provided a review of the literature surrounding the topic Mental Health issues among young adults

Assignment Question

Basically, you are to write the Final Paper on the Psychology Survey data. The paper has eight sections, Title Page, Abstract, Chapter One: Overview, Chapter Two: Review of Literature, Chapter Three: Methodology, Chapter Four: Results, Chapter Five: Summary and Discussion, and Reference. Title Page The Title Page has been completed which includes the Title of the paper. No need to change the Title Page. Abstract The Abstract is a brief description of the contents of your paper. The Abstract is written last but is placed first in the paper. Chapter One: Overview Chapter One: Overview introduces the reader to the topic of the paper. You are researching Mental Health issues / concerns / problems among young adults.

Chapter One: Overview should have at least five sentences. The first sentence is a topic sentence, the second sentence defines Mental Health and young adults, the third sentence presents statistics about the severity / presence of the presenting issue (Mental Health issues among young adults), the fourth sentence is the problem statement (why is this (Mental Health) and issues that needs to be discussed, and finally, the fifth sentence states: This paper will discuss the data and significant findings from the Personality Survey data. Chapter One: Overview should be at least one page.

Chapter Two: Review of Literature Chapter Two: Review of Literature provided a review of the literature surrounding the topic Mental Health issues among young adults. Chapter Two: Review of Literature should be at least three pages, but no more than five pages. Chapter Three: Methodology Copy Chapter Three: Methodology page. It is complete and need not be changed. Chapter Four: Results Chapter Four: Results is the table presentation of the 23 graphs from the Psychology Survey data. This data is taken from the Psychology Survey data. Use the three tables in the Sample paper as models for the remaining 23 tables. Each table has data and text. See examples below. Table 4.1: Age of Respondents Age Number Percent (%) Cumulative Percent 17 – 20 57 72.0 72.0 21 – 23 9 11.4 83.4 24 – 26 7 8.9 92.3 27 – 29 2 2.5 94.8 30 – above 4 5.1 100 Total 79 100 As indicated in Table 4.1, 57 (or 72.0) of the respondents were between the ages of 18 and 20, nine (or 11.4) of the respondents were between the ages of 21 and 23, seven (or 8.9) of the respondents were between the ages of 24 and 26, two (or 2.5) of the respondents were between the ages of 27 and 29, and four (5.1) of the respondents were 30 years of age or older. The data suggest that a majority (72.0%) of the respondents were between the age of 18 and 23 years of age. The Cumulative Percent is obtained by adding the percents together. Each table should be on a separate page. Follow the model.

Chapter Five: Summary and Discussion Chapter Five: Summary and Discussion has at least seven paragraphs. The first paragraph is a restatement about the purpose and content of the paper. The second paragraph is a summation of Chapter Four: Results data. However, no numbers, just the majority responses. The third, fourth, and fifth paragraphs are YOUR three takeaways from the data. In other words, what findings from the data impressed you the most. Here may want to focus on the minority responses. The sixth paragraph is about your thoughts about the data. The seventh paragraph is you recommendations on how to address the issues discussed in the third, fourth, and fifth paragraphs. References You need at least three APA format references. References should be in alphabetical order, listed in the text of the paper, and remove any hyperlinks (the references should not be linked to an internet document). Finally, all text should be Times New Roman 12 font throughout the document. Indent paragraphs, spell check your document, one-inch margins, hanging indent, and left-justified text.