Body Dysmorphic Disorder E s s a y

• Contain a minimum of 6 in-text citations (this includes cited paraphrasing)
• A minimum of 3 sources used must be peer-reviewed
• Contain an introduction paragraph which
  • 1) introduces the audience to the topic being addressed,
  • 2) identifies clearly the writer's claim,
  • 3) examines why this information is important to the specified audience,
  • 4) announces the organization of the paper.
• Offer a thesis statement in the form of an argument.
• Include evidence of scholarly research such as peer-reviewed academic articles
• Maintain focus on the paper's thesis throughout.
• Organize the material presented in a consistent, rational manner.
• Contain a conclusion that reasserts the writer's thesis statement and reiterates the introduction.
• Use transitions to achieve unity between ideas and paragraphs.
• Use conventions of standard written English (appropriate diction, no omitted words, grammar, punctuation, spelling).
• Maintain an academic voice and use scholarly writing
• Be proofread and polished