An Analysis of the Effects of Energy Drinks

Paper details:

A) The graph or model should specifically relate to one or more of the data set(s) in the literature review. It should graphically illustrate or model part(s) of your analysis.

Instructions

I. Identify one graph or model from the textbook capable of illustrating one or more of the data set(s) in the literature review.

II. Use one or more of the data set(s) in the literature review to create the graph or model you identified from the textbook in your analytic analysis.

III. In the text of your analytic analysis briefly describe the data set(s) illustrated by your graph or model.

Format

Your paper should not be longer than one page. The graph should not exceed half the page. The text describing your graph should not exceed half the page, double-spaced. The margins should be one inch all around. It should be written in Times Roman 12 font.

B) Discuss and conclude the topic of your analytic analysis. In doing so, the discussion and conclusion must summarily connect the information in your introduction, literature review, and graph/model. In doing so, it should ensure all the information is synthesized and clearly articulated.

Instructions

I. Identify the key points in your introduction, literature review, and graph or model.

II. Then, summarily discuss those key points to inform your reader of your “take-away” message.

III. Conclude your analytic analysis with recommendation for reform and a suggestion for future research.

Format

Your paper should not be longer than one page, double-spaced. The margins should be one inch all around. It should be written in Times Roman 12 font.

An Analysis of the Effects of Energy Drinks

Paper details:

A) The graph or model should specifically relate to one or more of the data set(s) in the literature review. It should graphically illustrate or model part(s) of your analysis.

Instructions

I. Identify one graph or model from the textbook capable of illustrating one or more of the data set(s) in the literature review.

II. Use one or more of the data set(s) in the literature review to create the graph or model you identified from the textbook in your analytic analysis.

III. In the text of your analytic analysis briefly describe the data set(s) illustrated by your graph or model.

Format

Your paper should not be longer than one page. The graph should not exceed half the page. The text describing your graph should not exceed half the page, double-spaced. The margins should be one inch all around. It should be written in Times Roman 12 font.

B) Discuss and conclude the topic of your analytic analysis. In doing so, the discussion and conclusion must summarily connect the information in your introduction, literature review, and graph/model. In doing so, it should ensure all the information is synthesized and clearly articulated.

Instructions

I. Identify the key points in your introduction, literature review, and graph or model.

II. Then, summarily discuss those key points to inform your reader of your “take-away” message.

III. Conclude your analytic analysis with recommendation for reform and a suggestion for future research.

Format

Your paper should not be longer than one page, double-spaced. The margins should be one inch all around. It should be written in Times Roman 12 font.