Introduction
Include an introductory paragraph that briefly introduces the topic you plan to investigate.  The following questions might be helpful to guide you in this introductory paragraph.
Why is this it important to examine this topic?
What research has previously been done on the topic? (Cite in APA style)
What major theories attempt to explain the problem?    You might consider limitations of previous work and describe how your study will contribute to the research literature.

Research Question
Be clear about your research question.  For example, In this study, I will examine if listening to Mozart has an effect on cognitive performance.
Use one of the research questions we have been working on after revising it with the input from the Week 4 peer review.

Hypotheses
Make hypotheses (plural) about what you expect will happen as a result of the investigation.  For example: Based on previous research by Raushcher, Gordon, and Schraw, (1997), we would expect that students in the Mozart condition would score higher on the cognitive tests than students in the Silence or Relaxation conditions.

4.  Plan for Analyses
How do you plan to analyze your results?  What methods would be most appropriate? (e.g., I will conduct an ANOVA to determine if there are statistically significant differences in test scores between the three conditions of Mozart, Silence, and Relaxation Music.) 

References
Make sure to include a reference page with your references in correct MLA style.