Timeline of Scientific Knowledge in Nursing

Timeline of Scientific Knowledge in Nursing Writing Guide NRP/513 Version 2 University of Phoenix Material Timeline

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of Scientific Knowledge in Nursing Writing Guide Prior to l950 Decade of the l950s Decade of the l960s Decade of the l970s Decade of the l980s 1990 and Beyond Conclusion Note: You do not have to use these headings. You can collapse some of the decades if you want or come up with headings that represent topics instead of time. However, this is a timeline so the expectation is that you will present information in chronological order. One way to organize this paper is to write one paragraph under each decade that describes what is happening in theory development and a second paragraph that describes what is happening in research. Logical order helps you to write and the reader to interpret your writing. If you choose to present information on theory and research separately within each decade, always keep to the same order. If theory is presented first for the first section, then present theory first in all others. If you integrate both together, do this for all. In APA, this is referred to as parallel construction. It enhances organization and readability. Two other APA criteria are clarity and precision. Be precise in your choice of words; use the same word when you mean the same thing. Avoid ambiguity. Your writing should be clear, not ambiguous. Do not use a thesaurus. This is a useful tool for English literature, not for writing in the social sciences. Learn the terminology for theory and research and use it freely. It is not plagiarism to use specialized terminology. Copyright © 2017 by University of Phoenix. All rights reserved. 1 Timeline of Scientific Knowledge in Nursing Writing Guide NRP/513 Version 2 References Note that the heading for the reference list is NOT bold. If there is only one reference, then write Reference. For this assignment, you should have two references: your two textbooks. A page break is inserted after the word Conclusion. This ensures that references will remain on their own page, i.e., reference page. When constructing a paper, use the insert command in toolbar for Word, then click on page break. Then as you add information to the paper, the reference page will always start at the top of the next page following any text. Copyright © 2017 by University of Phoenix. All rights reserved. 2
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