Biological Psychology Research Paper #1 You will go to the following website www.sciencedaily.com Once there, go to the heath drop down and click on the mind/brain tab. That will take you to the most...

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Biological Psychology Research Paper #1 You will go to the following website www.sciencedaily.com Once there, go to the heath drop down and click on the mind/brain tab. That will take you to the most current research in psychology. Then go to the search box (while you’re still in the mind/brain tab) and type in one of the brain structures you read about in Chapter 3. ( I’m choosing Cerebellum ) Peruse through the various articles that showed up in the search. If your article doesn’t contain research about the brain, then you will receive a zero, so select one that does. Once you have selected one of the articles, address the answers to the following questions in an essay (see an example in the Announcements in CANVAS). What was the purpose of the research? a. Why was the research conducted? b. What is the background or known/unknown about the topic? What were the methods the researchers used? c. Who were the subjects? d. What methods or tools did the researchers use and how? What were the results or findings of the research? e. What happened to the subjects? f. What was concluded? What is the implication or meaning/value of the research? g. How is this information valuable to science? Include the full American Psychological Association (APA) reference. h. Look at the bottom of the page and selected full APA reference. Then you will need to copy and paste at the end of your document. You should be able to answer all those questions with the article you select. If the article doesn’t provide all that information then select another. Also your summary/answers should not be copied from the article. Rather you are to read and then paraphrase in your own words. You will need to use the technical words in the article, but just don’t repeat exactly what the author said. Direct quotes are not allowed, and you will have points taken away. Also, if you do not include the reference at the bottom of the paper you will earn a zero for plagiarism (no redoing the work). It is imperative you proofread your writing before submitting, as I will deduct points for spelling and grammatical errors. Your work must have your name at the top and conform to APA style. That means · Double spaced · One inch margins top, bottom, left and right. · Spell and grammar checked You do not need a title page (it is optional) nor do you need an abstract as that's not appropriate. The reference does not need to be on a separate page and can be simply copied to the bottom of your summary. Research Paper Example: After selecting an appropriate article (per the instructions) you will summarize the article. The actual research paper assignment will have more details, but here's an example of the format and length that yours will resemble. Please note that your research paper should be about half a page and include a full APA reference (available at sciencedaily.com under the article itself; just copy and paste the reference to the bottom portion of your assignment). Here's an example of what your research paper should look like here: Studies on Binge Eating Scientists have discovered that female rats are much more likely to binge eat than male rats. Binge eating along with other eating disorders has long be discussed as being triggered by social and physiological pressure. However researchers were curious as to how rats could suffer from being too thin despite no pressure from society to be thin. They conducted this experiment by taking 30 female rats and 30 male rats and coating their food pellets with frosting. They then studied which rats binged more on the frosting. Female rats binged six times more than male rats. The researchers concluded that binge eating may be connected to the brain’s natural reward system. This discovery could ultimately help doctors in correctly medicating patients who suffer from this eating disorder. Michigan State University (2013, May 1). The biology behind binge eating. ScienceDaily. Retrieved July 3, 2013, from http://www.sciencedaily.com­ /releases/2013/05/130501101304.htm