Step One: Pick a topic related to I/O psychology. After reviewing some of the to

Step One: Pick a topic related to I/O psychology. After reviewing some of the topics in I/O psychology this semester, pick a topic that you want to learn more about. It can be any subject, as long as it is connected to I/O psychology, and you can be as broad or narrow in your scope as you’d like. So, for example, you can choose selection (a broad topic) or assessment centers (a narrower topic). You can also choose something that is related to I/O psychology that we do not directly discuss in class, such as a new, innovative selection tool that you read about on social media or the news. It may be best to search a few topics you are interested in before beginning your paper so you can see what information is available.
Step Two: Research your topic. You can research your topic through the NCC library databases (https://library.ncc.edu/library) or use other methods to find information (e.g., scholar.google.com) but either way, you must make sure that you are acquiring reliable and valid sources. You must use at least 3 sources to write your paper.
Step Three: Form a thesis statement. After some research, you should form a thesis statement. Your thesis should be precise and make your argument clear. Information on how to form a good thesis statement can be found at the following link:
https://examples.yourdictionary.com/thesis-statement-examples.html
Step Four: Outline and write your paper. Your paper should be at least three pages long. This does not include your title page or references, which are also necessary. Your paper should have an introductory paragraph where the last sentence is your thesis statement. After several body paragraphs, you will need a conclusion, which sums up all your research and restates your thesis.
APA Format: Please refer to owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/560/01/ for help with APA formatting. This link will help you with formatting the title page and your references. You do not need to have an abstract and your paper does not need to follow a research manuscript format. I recommend referring to owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/560/02/ for assistance with in-text citations.

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