Review the Final Research Project instructions located in Week Five.

Final Research Project Preparation  Annotated BibliographyReview the Final Research Project instructions located in Week Five. To help with the preparation of the paper, complete the following items and submit them to your instructor as a single document.THE TOPIC I CHOSE IS SEXUAL HARASSMENTIntroduction to Topic:Refer to the Final Research Project guidelines for your topic selection. For your introduction, you should write a 150-word paragraph which clearly explains the topic, the importance of further research, ethical implications, and how the topic relates to ones academic and professional pursuits. Make sure you effectively inform the reader of the rationale behind your topic.Thesis statement:Write a direct and concise thesis statement, which will become the point or perspective you will argue or prove in the Final Research Project. A thesis statement should be a single declarative sentence that makes one point in 25 words or less. The thesis statement must appear within the introduction paragraph.Annotated Bibliography:To help prepare for your Final Research Project, write an annotated bibliography to indicate the quality of the sources you have read. The bibliography must include no less than five scholarly sources that will be used to support the major points of the Final Research Project. Critical thinking skills need to be demonstrated by accurately interpreting evidence used to support various positions of the topic. Please make sure to provide full reference information in accordance with APA style as outlined in theAshford Writing Center. Write a brief paragraph (around 150 words) summarizing the source and explaining how it is pertinent and relevant to the topic of the project and how each source will support your thesis statement. See theSample Annotated Bibliographyin the Ashford Writing Center for more detailed information. Keep in mind the academic research standards for all Ashford University papers.For information regarding APA, including samples and tutorials, visit theAshford Writing Center.Your ArgumentYou must present a complete argument, including a major claim with at least five points of evidence, information, or data that will prove the claim.The thesis statement must beA clear, simple declarative sentence as the first or last sentence in the opening paragraph of the essay.Of such a nature that it can be substantiated, corroborated, verified, and proved through appeal to primary or secondary academic research source materials.The introductory paragraph mustPresent the thesis statement, an explanation for the importance of the topic, and its relation to the students field of study.Beliefs, opinions, and personal opinions must not be introduced at any point in the essay.All beliefs and opinions should be supported with academic evidence. Sweeping generalizations with no supporting academicevidence do not reflect adequate critical thinking skills.Do not include rhetorical questions in your essays. All the questions that are pertinent to your project need to be answered in your essay and your answers again need to be supported with evidence from peer-reviewed journal articles and academically published books.