Running head: STUDY PROPOSAL 1 STUDY PROPOSAL 3 Your Full Title of Your Paper Learner's Full Name Course Title Assignment Title Capella University Month, Year Research Problem State the problem that underlies the topic for your research proposal and evaluate physiological connections based on knowledge of physiological mechanisms, neural transmission, and neurotransmitter function gained in this course. Literature Review Provide an effective literature review of other studies done on the same research problem. This section may include information obtained in your Unit 5 research methods paper. Use inline citations when appropriate. Importance or Implications to Biological Psychology Discuss the importance or implications of this research problem to biological psychology. Hypothesis Verification State the hypothesis your study plan is designed to test and/or state any questions that will guide your research plan. Method Briefly describe the method chosen for the study you are proposing based on the 4 methods covered I this course as suitable for research in biopsychology. Be sure to provide a rationale for choosing this method. (consider naturalistic observation, case study, survey, and experiment)s Validity Describe how the validity of the research will be ensured. Ethical Criteria Discuss the necessary criteria to ensure the study will be conducted safely and ethically. Summary and Conclusion Summarize your study plan and rationale for the chosen method and design. A summary and conclusion section, which can also be the discussion section of an APA Style paper, is the final opportunity for the author to make a lasting impression on the reader. References Running head: RESEARCH ARTICLES 1 RESEARCH ARTICLES 2 Research Articles In every human’s life circle, there probably has come a time or a situation in which, they have experienced pain. This might consist of migraines, muscle aches, broken bone, post-surgical pain., and honestly, a slew of other medical reasons. Such pain can manifest as either acute or chronic. When the pain is mild, an over-the counter pain reliever can be prescribed (Skidmore-Roth, 2018). However, acute or chronic pains might be severe enough to prompt a physician to recommend and prescribe a stronger pain reliever known as opioids (Skidmore-Roth, 2018). Opioids are a class of medication known as narcotics and are both prescription and illicit in nature (Skidmore-Roth, 2018). Unfortunately, because the prescription strength is a controlled class II narcotic, they have the potential to become habit forming when misused, as noted by the ever-increasing crisis of opioid abuse and addiction (Skidmore-Roth, 2018). This paper, therefore, seeks to present investigative findings regarding whether or not the pharmacological maintenance treatment approach truly has the possibility of reducing the occurrence of addiction, but also in the ...