1 2 Title of paper Student Name University Course Instructor Name Date Title of paper The introduction to the paper at least 4-5 sentences with at least one in-text citation and a fully stated purpose. Remember period comes after the citation. Research Questions This section contains at least three research questions you would use for your capstone. … must be a bulleted list with a brief introduction. Basic Research Designs This section contains the basic types of research designs you plan to use for your research questions: descriptive research, quantitative or mixed method: experimental (pre, quasi, true), case studies, etc. … must be at least three to four fully formed paragraphs (at least 5 sentences in length). And include at least one in-text citation. Questions Used This section of the assignment contains all corresponding questions (what else do what to know besides what is in your initial Capstone questions) used with your basic designs…. must be at least one fully formed paragraph (at least 5 sentences in length). Analytical Methods Provides the analytical methods you plan to use: data gathering, statistics used, research objectives, framework, patterns and connection, etc.…. must be at least three fully formed paragraphs (at least 5 sentences in length). And include at least one in-text citation. Conclusion The conclusion to the paper is at least 5 sentences, summarizes at least 3 key points, and has one in-text citation. References- (put on own page) All references in alphabetical order, most within the last 5 years, at least 5 peer reviewed scholarly references. Be sure to follow 7th Ed. APA guide. Author, A. A. & Author B. B. (Date of publication). Title of page/document [Format description when necessary]. https://www.someaddress.com/full/url/ Author, A. A., Author, B. B., & Author, C. C. (Year). Title of article. Title of Periodical, volume number (issue number), pages. https://doi.org/xx.xxx/yyyy Author, A. A. (Year of publication). Title of work: Capital letter also for subtitle. Publisher. Module 7 Discussion Forum I: Building on (Contrastive) Details Rationale The purpose of this discussion is similar to the previous ones that we've done in this series. But it will also help to prepare you for the kind of thinking that you'll employ in your Five-Paragraph Writing Exercise due in Module 13 because, like it, you'll be asked to contrast two texts. And like others in this series, you'll continue to work on situating evidence (i.e. your example), a writing move you'll be asked to use in your higher-stakes writing. (Again, if you need a refresher, have a look at the page that describes how to situate evidence.)  Forum Instructions In this forum, you will choose a concrete detail from one of Carter's stories ("The Bloody Chamber," "The Courtship of Mr. Lyon," or "The Tiger's Bride") on which to focus your analysis, but you'll choose it because it either rewrites a detail from t ...

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Title of paper
Student Name
University
Course
Instructor Name
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2. Title of paper
The introduction to the paper at least 4-5 sentences with at least
one in-text citation and a fully stated purpose. Remember period
comes after the citation.
Research Questions
This section contains at least three research questions you
would use for your capstone. … must be a bulleted list with a
brief introduction.
Basic Research Designs
This section contains the basic types of research designs you
plan to use for your research questions: descriptive research,
quantitative or mixed method: experimental (pre, quasi, true),
case studies, etc. … must be at least three to four fully formed
paragraphs (at least 5 sentences in length). And include at least
one in-text citation.
Questions Used
This section of the assignment contains all corresponding
questions (what else do what to know besides what is in your
initial Capstone questions) used with your basic designs…. must
be at least one fully formed paragraph (at least 5 sentences in
length).
Analytical Methods
Provides the analytical methods you plan to use: data gathering,
statistics used, research objectives, framework, patterns and
connection, etc.…. must be at least three fully formed
paragraphs (at least 5 sentences in length). And include at least
one in-text citation.
Conclusion

3. The conclusion to the paper is at least 5 sentences, summarizes
at least 3 key points, and has one in-text citation.
References- (put on own page)
All references in alphabetical order, most within the last 5
years, at least 5 peer reviewed scholarly references. Be sure to
follow 7th Ed. APA guide.
Author, A. A. & Author B. B. (Date of publication). Title of
page/document [Format description when necessary].
https://www.someaddress.com/full/url/
Author, A. A., Author, B. B., & Author, C. C. (Year). Title of
article. Title of Periodical, volume number (issue number),
pages. https://doi.org/xx.xxx/yyyy
Author, A. A. (Year of publication). Title of work: Capital
letter also for subtitle. Publisher.
Module 7 Discussion Forum I: Building on (Contrastive) Details
Rationale
The purpose of this discussion is similar to the previous ones
that we've done in this series. But it will also help to prepare
you for the kind of thinking that you'll employ in your Five-
Paragraph Writing Exercise due in Module 13 because, like it,
you'll be asked to contrast two texts. And like others in this
series, you'll continue to work on situating evidence (i.e. your
example), a writing move you'll be asked to use in your higher-
stakes writing. (Again, if you need a refresher, have a look at
the page that describes how to situate evidence.)
Forum Instructions
In this forum, you will choose a concrete detail from one of
Carter's stories ("The Bloody Chamber," "The Courtship of Mr.
Lyon," or "The Tiger's Bride") on which to focus your analysis,
but you'll choose it because it either rewrites a detail from the
fairy tale its based on or adds something new to the story that
wasn't encompassed in its precursor. How does this change or
addition contribute to the meaning of Carter's story? In other
words, what's her purpose in changing or adding this particular

4. detail? It may be useful to bear in mind that Carter is generally
understood to be a consciously feminist writer. So it may be
useful to consider how this detail serves her feminist message.
Please Order Post in the Following Way:
1. Situate your example (i.e. supply a brief description of the
narrative and/or textual context from which you are drawing it).
(1-2 sentences.)
2. Convey your example (i.e. quote what is and only what is
relevant or provide a concrete and specific description of your
example); provide an in-text MLA citation for it.
3. Analyze this example for what it suggests about Carter's
purpose (i.e. what's its point?). What does it reveal about the
characters, plot, or setting? (1-2 sentences)
4. On the basis of your discussion so far, make a further
inference about how this moment relates to the broader meaning
of the story (and, more specifically, its feminist message). (1-2
sentences)
Additional Instructions
· Length: Your post should be at minimum 150 words.
· Format: You will post your comment directly in the
appropriate discussion forum, so use the default formatting
(font type, etc.) for the discussion board.
· Citations: Use MLA in-text citations (Links to an external
site.) for textual evidence that refers to the page numbers in the
assigned editions of the standalone texts or the PDF/Word
documents posted to Canvas. If you cite a different edition or
another source, include an MLA Works Cited at the end of your
post.
· You do not have to relate this post to any preceding ones in
this forum. In fact, you will not be able to see your classmates'
posts until you've posted your own. But since your post will
reveal everyone else's, if you make some sort of mistake
initially and have to repost, you are then responsible for reading
the entire thread and identifying a unique example that has not
been previously mentioned in the discussion.
· Write with clarity (clear sentences and clear and distinct

5. ideas).
Objectives
· Identify and discussion basic designs, corresponding or
additional questions, analytical methods related to research
questions, and limits on implications of findings (e.g., causal
vs. relational)
Deliverables
· Write a 3-4 page (not including the title and reference pages)
paper
· APA formatted paper with an introduction and conclusion.
· APA headings for each section of the paper
· At least 5 peer reviewed articles
Step 1: Research
· Review the readings and video and research basic designs,
corresponding questions, analytical methods related to research
questions and limitation on implication of findings (causal vs
relational).
· You may want to base this research on your idea for your
Capstone Project.
Step 2: Consider
· Related to the research questions and limitations on
implications or findings (causal vs relational):
· What are the basic research designs?
· What are the corresponding or additional questions used?
· What analytical methods are used?
Step 3: Write
· Write a paper that addresses the questions above.
Step 4 Save and submit
When you have completed your assignment, save a copy for
yourself in an easily accessible place and submit a copy to your
instructor using the dropbox.