Unit VII Research Paper Write a research paper that analyzes methods used to appropriately manage teams and groups within organizations. 

In your research paper, be sure to include the following elements: Distinguish between a group and a team. 

Distinguish between Teamthink and Groupthink ( in the Manz & Neck article), and identify benefits and drawbacks. Discuss the process of evolving a group into a team and the importance of organizational culture in that process. 

Discuss leadership styles that are effective for successful management of multicultural groups and teams. 

Include a discussion on any aspect of leadership covered in the course that was of particular interest to you. 

All topics do not need to be included, but followership, ethics, leadership styles, multicultural leadership are all topics that have been studied, and any one (or more) that you found particularly interesting could be incorporated into the discussion.

 Utilize the Waldorf Online Library to locate five sources to use as references that support your research paper.

Your research paper should be four to six pages in length. Be sure to include the rubric elements from the guidelines below: 

Your introduction should engage the reader and clearly present the thesis and a summary of the main points to clarify your point of view.

 The review of the literature should present a critical analysis and synthesis of the existing research. The discussion should reveal insightful analysis of research.

 A summary should be present that reviews or summarizes key points and provides a smooth transition between sections.

 The writing should be clear and concise with proper sentence structure, grammar, and punctuation, and it should be free from spelling errors. 

The number of academically credible sources should meet the requirements and should be properly cited, per APA 

The Expanded Screenplay Profile assignment is a two-page, double-spaced presentation of your story. Rewrite your profile from week 3 and dig deeper for greater detail.

To craft an effective Set-Up sequence (the first 10 pages), it is crucial to know where your story is headed and how it ends. It is here you establish what the protagonist struggles with, which is ultimately what the film is about solving. Or as in tragedies, succumbing to. Don’t be afraid of unhappy endings. Many memorable films end poorly for the main character.

This two-page profile is sufficient to inform next week’s final assignment, but if you decide to finish your screenplay after this course, we advise you to write a treatment first. That is a document that contains all scenes with the necessary information, and it typically amounts to 8- 20 pages or more. This treatment is not a required part of this assignment, and you do not need to submit it.

As you now expand your profile, if you feel that it’s difficult to know how the story goes before you write it, don’t worry. It’s a common issue for novice writers. With experience, you’ll get better. Generally, the more you know about the story before you begin, the better you’ll write.