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    In first step I need a two-page outline based on essay question below. The outline will contain a title for paper a well-articulated thesis statement and a topic sentence for each paragraph.
    Then I need first draft of 1500-2000 word critical sociological research paper. You are expected to use textbook and obtain three additional peer-reviewed sources.
    At last I need a final research paper which addresses the changes and suggestions recommended by peer review.
    Paper Format
    Clearly state the question being answered in the essay
    At least 1500 words and no more 2000 words (not including cover page or references)
    Typed double-spaced in 12 pt Times New Roman Font with 1 inch margins and page numbers
    Use APA in-text citation formatting and APA reference list formatting
    References
    You are expected to make use of your text Family Dynamics: A Canadian Perspective and three additional sociological peer-reviewed academic sources. You must use in-text citations (in APA format) within the body of your paper for all ideas quotes and paraphrases of material you have gained from any source. Your reference list must include all sources you have consulted in the researching and writing of your paper.
    Consider the following journals for source material. You can also use other journals in addition to these:
    ESSAY QUESTION
    Question #1 (One family two incomes): Research the impact of women working outside the home. In what ways has the increase of women working outside the home impacted domestic lifeespecially with regard to notions of the time crunch? Things to consider: How has the family changed over the past six decades? As the family has changed what social cultural and political effects has it had on the family structure?
    Below are the criteria that will be considered in grading paper. Please note that this information is not exhaustive and other factors may be considered to determine grades. This information is provided to help guide you in the development of paper.
    Body
    ___ Introduction grabs the readers attention
    ___ Provides an outline of the paper (implies an organization of ideas).
    ___ Student supports their position using appropriate course materials
    ___ Key terms are defined when used (within the body or as footnotes).
    ___ Supportive arguments are based upon research
    ___ Relevance of supportive arguments (i.e. quotes from other authors) to the main thesis are explicitly stated
    ___ Paragraphs contain topic sentences
    ___ Counter arguments are included if necessary and fairly addressed
    Conclusion
    ___ Restates the main supportive arguments used in service of the thesis
    ___ Does not introduce new ideas or concepts
    Paraphrasing & Quotations used to illustrate argument
    ___ Sources are sociological and appropriate for the topic
    ___ Student makes appropriate use of course materials
    ___ Quotations are cited properly
    ___ The relevance or significance of the quotation for the students argument is explicitly stated by the student and do not speak for themselves.
    ___ Student avoids overuse of quotations
    ___ Student paraphrases research material appropriately
    Quality of writing
    ___ submission is free of filler (unnecessary sentences and unfinished thoughts).
    ___ Use of correct and appropriate sociological terminology
    ___ Demonstrates understanding of course related concepts
    ___ Writing is at an appropriate level
    ___ Writing is for an academic audience and avoids use of contractions (e.g. dont cant) and informal language

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