theoretical argument, psychology homework help

You will create a PowerPoint presentation that would be suitable to use for an oral presentation that presents the idea of your theoretical paper. In addition to the preparation of the PowerPoint slides, you should also include some notes about the potential dialogue you would include with each slide in the Notes section of the presentation. The presentation will likely include 10-20 slides. In order to receive full credit, the PowerPoint presentation should include the following:

An introduction of your topic and research question, Rationale for importance/implications of studying the topic, A statement of your theoretical argument, An overview of the empirical literature that supports your argument (provide citations), A conclusion summarizing your argument and supporting evidence.Additionally, you will also be graded on: Notes indicating potential dialogue for presentation, Organization of the presentation

The theoretical argument that I am considering for my paper will be gender differences in depression appear to be at their greatest during reproductive years.Researching a topic such as depression will take into consideration students aged between 12 and 17 years. The paper will focus on abnormal psychology which deals with abnormal behavior.

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