Type of paper (please pick one)- Analytical, Expository or ArgumentativeTopic of Research- Do man and woman respond differently to sexual images via Text ( Men and Woman Sexual Stimuli differs, do they respond differently to sexual image via Text)Your topic may change as you write, so you may need to revise your thesis statement to reflect exactly what you have discussed in the paperThe paper must include at least three scholarly, peer reviewed, journal articles from accredited journals. Some good online journal search engines to use for sociology are: social sciences by Wilson, JSTOR and Proquest. Depending on your topic many of those journals will be useful. In addition (not in place of) you may also use any credible media source like the New York Times or the Washington Post to supplement your ideas relating to the journal articles and the main point of your paper. Do not use Wikipedia as a source or any other online source that is not credible. You may also consider using websites that end in .org, .gov or .edu as sources, but just because these websites are “more credible” than “.com’s” does not mean they always have unbiased information. It is your responsibility to research the opinions of these websites to ensure their credibility. Assuming that the website is credible because it ends in .org, .gov or .edu is not good research. Always check your sources (the same could be said for any source, it’s just more likely that peer-reviewed articles will be less biased and more intellectual). There are of course exceptions to this. For example, using the census website for data is perfectly acceptable and would not require additional research to ensure its validity. Use your judgment and if you have any questions about the validity of a website’s data or material, please talk to me about it. It’s better to be safe than sorry. Generally speaking the paper should be at least 10 pages. Although I will not put a page requirement on the paper, it would be difficult to properly present and discuss three scholarly journal articles in conjuncture with your main point in less than 10 pages. Your paper must be typed in 12 point Times New Roman font and be double spaced. Standard margins must be utilized as well (it’s very noticeable if you change your margins). Standard margins are 1” top and bottom, 1.25” left and right. The paper must use in-text citations guided either by the MLA or APA format. APA format is preferable, as it is the standard in sociology, but MLA is acceptable. In addition to citing the paper properly within the text, you must hand in a work cited page referencing your sources. If you need help with either of these ideas, please see me and I will be glad to assist you. Generally speaking your paper must resemble a basic research paper in that it must have a clear thesis, main support to this thesis and then smaller supporting ideas to link the main ideas. Then you must conclude the paper by restating the strongest points of your argument and summing up your ideas. A research paper is a combination of facts and opinions. Your thesis statement is an opinion, but you have to support it with facts in order to convince the reader that your argument is valid

part 1In paragraph 18 (the conclusion) of "Climbing the Golden Arches" (pp. 439-443 of The Norton Sampler), Nuñez’s recounts several important points drawn from earlier in the essay; specifically, she talks about what she has learned. Choose one of the points she mentions and cite an early passage that supports her conclusion. What was your first job like? Write a concluding paragraph that shares the key points of your experience and what you learned.part 2 Tell Your Story: Narrative Essay:In week one, you chose an idea for your narrative essay. In week two, you wrote an introductory paragraph. In week three, you wrote a body paragraph. Now it is time to finish the draft of your essay, revise it, and submit it for a final grade. Below are a few things to consider when writing and revising your narrative:Purpose:A narrative essay has a purpose, so you need to have intent and a reason for telling a particular story. Did the time in your life change you in some way? Did you learn a valuable lesson? What is the reason for telling this story?Main idea/Thesis:Whatever your purpose for writing the essay, you will let the reader know in your opening paragraph as you introduce the story. Stating the main idea, also known as a thesis, lets the readers know what to expect as they read. Your thesis may look like this: “The day I applied to college, my outlook on life changed.” Another example might look like this: “Choosing to have a child opened my eyes to other goals.” As you write your essay, keep your thesis in mind, and this will help keep you on track as you write.Story Elements:A narrative essay will have the same elements as a short story or novel. You will have a plot, the series of events that form the story, and a climax, a moment near the end of the story where the conflict in your story is most tense. Narrative essays should also have characters and a resolution to the conflicts.Descriptive Language:You can use descriptive language in your narrative essay. In week three, you practiced describing an object and a setting. Descriptive language helps your reader connect to your story and have a lasting impact. Narrative Essay Instructions: The following criteria reflect the areas needed for a successful narrative essay. The essay should have a clear purpose and a main idea/thesis statement within the first paragraph. The narrative should share a larger lesson with the audience than simply retelling an event. A strong narrative centers on a conflict building from introduction to body to a thought-provoking resolution. It should use descriptive language to bring the reader into the experience. Please see Norton pages 121-30 and Little Seagull pages 58-61 for more details about the qualities of an effective narrative essay.Requirements: 600 word narrative essay Microsoft Word document formatted in APA (see below) Submit to Submission Area