Your research paper may be written on one of the following topics: <\/p>\n
Generational Communication in the Workplace <\/p>\n
Managing five Generations in a Global Environment <\/p>\n
I encourage you to ask yourself the following questions as you decide on a topic.\u00a0 Do I find this topic interesting?\u00a0 Although simple, this question is essential.\u00a0 Your personal interest about an issue or topic can and will make a big difference when you are researching and writing your paper.\u00a0 Is the topic personally or professionally rewarding?\u00a0 Will your research answer questions about problems at work or provide you with a vehicle for professional advancement?\u00a0 Projects on work-related issues often result in visibility or frameworks for discussion with fellow professionals. <\/p>\n
The paper should contain the following sections: <\/p>\n
I. The Introduction <\/p>\n
Describe why you chose this particular topic.\u00a0 Why do you think that it is an important issue in regards to Managing Generations? <\/p>\n
II. The Review of the Literature <\/p>\n
The\u00a0Review of the Literature\u00a0involves locating, reviewing, and evaluating resources that provide both background material and information on related studies. \u00a0You must include a minimum of 8-10 sources in the review with the majority of sources being journals and periodicals rather than books.\u00a0 You may\u00a0not\u00a0use websites as sources in the review; however you will be using search engines, such as EBSCO, to locate appropriate sources.\u00a0 Amberton has many online sources which you can locate via the library tab on Amberton University\u2019s website. \u00a0Here is a link to the library page: \u00a0https:\/\/library.amberton.edu\/friendly.php?s=databases\/landing\u00a0 <\/p>\n
As you review your sources, look for the major subtopics of the material and organize your literature under these various subtopics.\u00a0 It is important to organize your literature review in the sequence best ordered for a logical flow of the information.\u00a0 An article-by-article presentation, stringing them together, is much less appealing than a review organized by subtopics. <\/p>\n
All material paraphrased, summarized or directly quoted from another source\u00a0must\u00a0include documentation within the paragraph.\u00a0 Directly quoted material should also include quotation marks.\u00a0 Failure to properly document imposes severe grade penalty, as it is considered plagiarism.\u00a0 Most paragraphs in your review should contain a citation as you are reviewing what other researchers and authors are saying about your topic.\u00a0 When including your opinions or experiences within the review, make it clear that you are doing so. \u00a0 <\/p>\n
III. Conclusion <\/p>\n
The concluding section of your paper should include your opinions and personal experiences about the issues raised.\u00a0\u00a0 How will you use the information for personal or professional development?\u00a0 What advice would you give other professionals based on both your experiences and on the literature? <\/p>\n
IV. References <\/p>\n
Your\u00a0Reference List\u00a0is an alphabetical listing of your sources by author\u2019s last name.\u00a0 If the source does not list an author, I prefer that you cite by the title of the article and then list by title of the article alphabetically in the reference list.\u00a0 With articles downloaded from EBSCO as well as some other sources, you will have the original citation.\u00a0 Use that original citation both within the paper and in the reference list.\u00a0 With other search engines, you will not necessarily have the original volume, issue, or pages, although you will have the date and the journal in which the article appeared.\u00a0 In that case, the complete web address should appear in the reference citation.\u00a0 When checking the sources cited within your literature review, I should be able to match them exactly to the reference section of your paper. \u00a0Please check this before submitting the assignment. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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