1. Your topic, if addressed in your previous papers, should expand upon the topic in a substantive manner. If you need addition assistance in choosing a topic, please contact the Instructor.2. Find, read, and analyze 5-6 research articles related to your chosen topic. These articles should be recent (say 2004 or later) and should come from reputable, academic sources (e.g. Academic journals or conference proceedings, books, etc., NOT blogs, web sites, Wikipedia, etc.).
3. Write a 12-15 page paper on your topic. The paper should contain the following elements: Clearly identify the research problem by indicating the ethical issues and problems associated with your topic. Write a persuasive paper that presents and argues the viewpoints on the issues and problems identified. Use research articles to support your arguments. Make sure to cite and document all sources using the APA, 6th edition Style format. Use ethical theories to support all arguments (e.g., “From a deontological point of view …”, “A utilitarian would argue that …,”). Suggest solutions to the problems i.e. form a policy to deal with the problems or what can be done differently?