Write a 900- to 1,050-word rough draft of your paper. Prepare paper on the thesis statement and the outline.
Transfer the headings from your outline to the paper using proper APA-formatted headings. This rough draft should be as complete as possible. That means it complies with the following:
1. It is created in RiverPoint
2. It is the minimum required word length.
3. It includes the introduction (with your thesis statement), the body topics, the conclusion, and at least five citations and references.
4. It is in APA format with topic headings.
5. It uses THIRD PERSON only.
6. It has appropriate headings between sections
7. It has appropriate transitions between paragraghs
8. It has a conclusion paragraph that draws conclusions based on the information presented in the body. (Do NOT create a summary that merely restates what the paper discusses.)
9. It has at least FIVE citations and references
10. It has been proofread for grammar, spelling, and punctuation.
Develop appropriate topic sentences for the supporting paragraphs in the body of your paper. Use your topic outline as a guide.
Include appropriate transitions within and between paragraphs.
Develop a concluding paragraph to draw conclusions based on the material you have presented in the body of your entire paper. Avoid adding any new information into the concluding paragraph.
Submit your paper to Plagiarism Checker for feedback. Use the feedback to check your paper for potential plagiarism issues and make any necessary edits.
NOTE WELL: This paper must be written in THIRD person and APA format. There should be NO INSTANCES of I, me, my, mine, you, your, or yours.
THESIS
Communication is inevitable amongst all cultures and groups whether the communication is verbal or nonverbal.
OUTLINE
I. Introduction
II. Verbal Communication
A. Personal
B. Professional
III. Nonverbal Communication
A. Facial Expressions
B. Body Language
IV. Relationship between Nonverbal and Verbal Communication
A. Active Listening
B. Emphasizing
V. Intercultural Communication
VI. How People can Improve Their Communication Competence
VII. Conclusion