What is the relationship between gender and Alzheimer’s disease

Order Description

This is a literature review, not a research paper. Their should be 4 key findings.

refrain from putting medicinal or age related items in this paper this paper should only reflect Alzheimers and gender.

what is the relationship between gender and Alzheimer’s Disease

Psy330 – Fall 2015 – Dr. Kristin Davies/Hypothesis and Three References Assignment

Directions: Please include the following TYPED and in APA style (for the references)
1)    2 points: Create an empirical, directional research hypothesis. So in other words, a statement of prediction about the relationship between two factors. The hypothesis may be relational or predict a causal relationship, and may discuss variables (e.g. “I predict that high levels of perceived attractiveness will be associated with high levels of self-esteem.”), or may include a prediction about groups receiving different levels of some variable (e.g. “I predict that an experimental group made to feel anxious will report stronger religious beliefs than a control group that is not made to feel anxious.”).
See the class notes for more details about hypotheses.

2)    3 points: Find 3 empirical research articles (2005 or later) related to your hypothesis. List them in proper APA style. APA style is now in its 6th version – this is the version I refer to for grading.
If you do not have the latest APA style manual, see the Purdue University OWL website on APA style: http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/560/07/
Note that you will need at least 5 empirical papers as references for your final paper. You may include other types of papers (e.g. older papers, review papers etc.) but at least 5 must be empirical and from the last 10 years (so 2005 or later). Empirical means that the author conducted a new study him or herself, so there should be a “Methods” section with a description of the study “participants.” A paper reviewing the work of others is called a review paper, NOT an empirical paper.

Basic Example for Journal Article (Please see other sources for all reference types):
Harlow, H. F. (1983). Fundamentals for preparing psychology journal articles. Journal of
Comparative and Physiological Psychology, 55, 893-896.