Posted: May 20th, 2015

Paranoia in relation to trauma, world assumption and emotions

the research is about paranoia and the way you see yourself and the world, and how it is related to trauma.
how do you cop with stress from trauma, ways of coping, emotions.
how do paranoid people surpress their emotions.
paranoia and general psychological wellbeing.
hypothesis: trauma is correlated with degree of paranoia predicts world assumption and surpressing emotions is related to paranoia as well
(all 3 correlate with paranoia)
-2nd hypothesis: which of the 3 is the strongest predictor for paranoia in this case.

The project can be any one of several types including

• a research project,
• a case study,
• a proposal for a new program for the site or
• a program developed, delivered and evaluated by you and /or your team (your zu colleagues).

Depending on the type of project, the format of your written presentation can vary; however, in general the project should follow the following format.

• Aims and Purposes of the study
• Review of the literature (virtually every project will need to be connected to relevant literature)
• Methodology used (either to collect data or to develop, deliver and evaluate the project)
• Results/Findings/Outcomes
• Conclusions and summary
• Recommendations (for further research, for suggested change in the organization based on findings, outcomes, or for how the organization could take the project forward).
• References in APA format
• Appendices (e.g., photos, data, materials used etc.)

SENIOR PROJECT [sample] WRITTEN REPORT OUTLINE

The final senior project to include the following sections:

1. Title page including name, ID, university, logo, semester, academic year, title…
2. Content and page numbers
3. Abstract (300 words)
4. Background
5. Objective
6. Project Description
7. Conclusion
8. Introduction (1,000– 1,500 words)
9. Topic overview
10. Background/Literature review
11. Aim/s and objective/s / hypothesis
12. Project Description (1,000-1,500 words)
13. Case Analysis, or
14. Program proposal/plan, or
15. Capacity Building proposal/plan, or
16. Research (quantitative/qualitative)
17. Policy framework
18. Findings and Discussion (700-1,000 words)

Describe the findings/outcomes of your project (need to refer to the aims and objectives of the study). Make a reference/comparison to findings from other studies listed in the literature review section.

7. Conclusion and Recommendations (500 – 700 words)

Include a brief summary of the findings and recommended next steps. Detail relevant recommendations and next steps, where appropriate.

8. References

Include a minimum of 8-10 references from journals, books … according to APA style.

9. Appendices

Include the tools consent forms, letters to authorities, training material, etc. in addition to any other documents used in the project.

SENIOR PROJECT ORAL PRESENTATION OUTLINE

Presentation time:

The presentation should clearly include the following:

• Key background/Literature: a sample of relevant previous research findings.

• Project aim/s & objective/s: clearly state the objectives and aims of the research.

• Project Outline: describe the project proposal/plan and implementation, if relevant.

• Discussion & Conclusion: to reflect on the outcomes of the project in comparison with other initiatives. Outline recommendations.

• References: These should be placed within the presentation where applicable