:We are focusing the research of our project on the contributing factors of depression. Depression, defined as a mood disorder characterized by a persistent sadness and a drop in interest, is common among the population.Policy/Managerial Implication:By understanding the causes and linked factors of depression, it may become easier to prevent and treat this ailment. Employees who are depressed lose productivity and are less positive at work. By identifying contributing factors, it may be easier to prevent and treat — proving beneficial for employees, the medical industry, and insurance companies alike.
Outline of the paper
Descriptive statistics
Graph 1: Histogram (written as an example on sample)
Graph 2: Distribution scatterplot (two variables, one dependent/one independent, written on sample)
Hypothesis testing
Hypothesis test 1: Prevalence of depression with high X is higher/lower (?)
Hypothesis test 2: Prevalence of depression with high/low Z is higher/lower (?)
Regression:
Dependent variable: Depression
Independent variables: A few of the other variables, such as age/occupation/other ailments

Data:(in the actual proposal you may want to use an excel sheet with the data instead of doing it in word – also, this is only an illustrative example, so please provide the FULL data set)
Depression Statistics Depression Statistics Depression Statistics Depression Statistics
Independent Variable?
Independent Variable?
Independent Variable?
Independent Variable?
Independent Variable?
Independent Variable?
Independent Variable? … … … …

Synopsis of 2 scholarly articles:
2-3 paragraphs of synopsis – Professor emphasized using our own words. Remember to cite information properly.
Justification:
Why is the information cited in the synopsis relevant? How can it be used to support your work? Etc etc. 1-3 paragraphs

SAMPLE CITATIONS – LEAVE CITATIONS FOR END OF ESSAY (possibly MLA format?)
Serra, D. (2006). Empirical Determinants of Corruption: A Sensitivity Analysis. Public Choice, 126, pp. 225-256.
Campante, F.R., Chor, D. Do, Q-A. (2009). Instability and the Incentives for Corruption. Economics & Politics, Vol. 21:1, pp.42-92.
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