In Week 1 through Week 9, you should have been working on each section of the proposal. This week, you will collate all these sections and create the final draft.Make sure your research proposal adheres to the following structure: Title page Abstract (see APA guide for format) Introduction Literature Review Methodology Discussion and Conclusion References In addition, each section should include the following information:Abstract: An abstract is a summary of the paper. Review the abstracts of the articles used in your literature review for examples of detailed abstracts.Introduction: This section has been already created in Week 8.Literature Review: This section should be taken from the work in Weeks 2 through 6. The literature review is not a copy of that material. Rather, it is a synthesis of the material you found into a cohesive review of the literature on your chosen topic. Make sure to include all the articles that you used in Weeks 2–6 for your literature review.Methodology: This section has been already created in Week 7.Discussion and Conclusion: This section has been already created in Week 9.References: In this section, you should include all of the articles you collected for the literature review. In addition, take care to cite all the references in the APA format.

Create a PowerPoint, to be used for professional development, which creatively and accurately explains the dimensions of descriptive statistics. Your PowerPoint should have a minimum of 20 slides, including the introduction and reference slides. Along with the slides, include presenter notes within your PowerPoint that scripts your presentation with details. With your presentation, explain each of the following:ReliabilityValidityBell curveMeanStandard deviationStandard scoresScaled scoresT-ScoresPercentilesYour presentation should also include visual depictions of sample statistics through graphs, tables, scatter plots, advanced organizers, etc. for each item listed above. Prepare this assignment according to the APA guidelines found in the APA Style Guide, located in the Student Success Center. An abstract is not required.