i need a manager’s perspective paper done by tomorrow. the question isWrite the paper from a manager’s perspective and be sure to integrate and reference the information you have learned in the...

i need a manager’s perspective paper done by tomorrow. the question isWrite the paper from a manager’s perspective and be sure to integrate and reference the information you have learned in the materials presented in the first four modules. The paper should be a formal three- to four-page paper/essay, APA Style (APA 6), grammatically sound, and free of spelling errors. Please double-space the paper for ease of reading and include a cover page.the topic is: Understand methods used by management to improve fuel efficiency of aircraft.Attach is an example of how it should lookSafety:

An Aviation Manager’s PerspectiveJohn

R. DoeEmbry-Riddle

Aeronautical UniversityMGMT

203AbstractOn the first line of the abstract

page, center the word “Abstract” (no bold, formatting, italics, underlining, or

quotation marks) like shown above. The abstract should be a single paragraph in

block format (without paragraph indentation), and the appropriate length can

vary, but they are typically between 150 and 200 words. Section 2.04 of the APA

manual (American Psychological Association [APA], 2010) has additional

information about the Abstract. The use of an Abstract is important because

many journal readers first read it to determine if the entire article is worth

reading.Safety:

An Aviation Manager’s PerspectiveBefore getting

started, you will notice some things about this paper. First, everything is

double-spaced. Second, margins are 1-inch wide on all sides. Third, paragraphs

are indented ½ inch. Fourth, the upper left of each page has a running head in

all capital letters, and the upper right has the page number. Try to pay

attention to all of these details as you look through this paper.Now that those

details are out of the way, you should know that this first part of the paper

is called the “Introduction” section, yet it does not have a heading that

actually says “Introduction”. Instead, the title of the paper is typed at the

top of the first page (be sure to center the title, but do not put it in bold).

In this section, you would often start with a topic paragraph that introduces

the problem under study. The importance of the topic should be pretty clear

from the first paragraph of the Introduction. Section 2.05 of the APA manual

(APA, 2010) will help give you some ideas about how to write this.Remember to cite

your sources throughout the analysis. Articles and books are cited the same way

in the text, yet they appear different on the References page. For example, an

article by Cronbach and Meehl (1955) and a book by Bandura (1986) are written

with the authors’ names and the year of the publication in parentheses.

However, if you look on the References page they look a little different.

Remember that APA style does not use footnotes or anything like that for

citations. Two other things about citations are important. When a citation is

written inside parentheses (e.g., Cronbach & Meehl, 1959), an ampersand is

used between authors’ names instead of the word “and.” Second, when citing an

author’s work using quotations, be sure to include a page number. For example, Sims

(2000) once wrote that two important elements of a helping relationship are

“genuineness and transparency” (p. 72). Notice that the page number is included

here. Unless a direct quote is taken from a source, the page number is not

included.Try to explain why you found what you did in your study. Is

it what you predicted? If not, why? You may have to think about your results in

a theoretically meaningful way. Also, how do your findings fit in with previous

theory and literature? Are your results consistent or inconsistent with what

has been found in the past? If they are inconsistent, how can you explain this?

Think about what you would do different next time if you conducted a similar

study. Future research ideas are often discussed when limitations are

discussed.Describe the implications of your findings to theory and

practice. Answer the question, “How does my study add to management theory?”

Also, think about practical applications of your findings or give some

additional directions for future research. When you have done that, you have

written a paper in APA style!As you will see on

the next page, all of the sources you used in your analysis will be listed on a

separate References page, listed in alphabetical order.Although you will

not likely do so in this assignment, when you conduct surveys or compile data,

it should be referenced in the body of the paper, but presented in a Table like

the example on page 6. Do not include

pictures, graphs, or charts in the body of the paper! ReferencesAmerican Psychological Association.

(2010). Publication manual of the

American PsychologicalAssociation(6th ed.). Washington, DC:

Author.Federal Aviation Administration. (2003). Pilot’s

handbook of aeronautical knowledge(FAA-H- 8083-25).

Retrieved from: http://www.faa.gov/Library/manuals/aviation/pilot_handbook/ Purdue

Online Writing Lab. (2013). APA style. Purdue

University. Retrieved fromhttps://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/section/2/10/Sims, R. R. (2000). Changing an organization’s culture under new

leadership. Journal ofBusiness Ethics, 25(1), 65-78. Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com.ezproxy.libproxy.db.erau.edu/docview/198201671Table 1Sample Table Describing Fake Data.png”>Variable A Variable

BM SD M SD

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Men

(n= 100)

32.61

8.95

17.08

5.25

Women

(n= 80)

33.02

9.17

16.91

5.13

.png”>Note.These data were totally made up.

They are just presented to give you an idea about how to present information in

a table.