My goal for this paper is to show the impact architecture design has on human behavior in regards to Hope, Healing, and Happiness. This is for my 30 page senior seminar paper. This paper will require 40 sources in total. The first 10 pages are due this Friday addressing the first three points in my outline "Architecture Design's impact on Hope", with a minimum of 20 sources required. I have the full outline( Professor already approved and edited), and rough 20 sources done already. My Professor wants this paper to be creative, to tell a story. For the outline he had us use a 3x3x3 method and he wanted words to flow together in the outline, like starting with the same letter.

Paper Guidline:

WRITING THE REVIEW ARTICLE IN PSYCHOLOGY:  The purpose of writing a review paper in psychology is to summarize the field in a writer's chosen, narrowed psychology topic. The paper should include the most updated evidence. Most important of all, the writer should use the reviewed evidence to tell a story that shows and demonstrates the relationship between the DATA (i.e., evidence) and the THEORY (i.e., conclusions) for the topic of discussion. As such, the writer needs to provide historical background, coalesce and critique evidence, and equally important, analyze the validity of conclusions. Specifically, the validity of conclusions is dependent on the soundness of the evidence first, and second, on how well rival conclusions can be ruled out--given the evidence. In terms of story-telling, this means that you have a good beginning (a good rationale or a good theory and evidence for your topic of consideration) and a good conclusion (alternative explanations have been ruled out).  Most of your efforts will be in reviewing the literature for evidence in support of your topic. This literature review is seldom chronological; more often it is topical, often based on evidence for a theory or on inconsistencies, contradictions, possible confounds, and alternative explanations not previously examined. In reviewing your articles, you should synthesize, integrate, and analyze previous literature, all with the end of justifying the focus and premises of your study. The references are highly relevant to the topic being presented and are current (unless included for historical reasons).