Stress and it’s relationship to human health. Custom Essay

Hi this is a poster presentation and it is to be created on A1 PAPER.
pictures can be used, and also there is a set way from powerpoint poster templates that it should follow in the layout.
hi these journals below can be used.

Washington, T. D. (2009). Psychological stress and anxiety in middle to late childhood and early adolescence: Manifestations and management. Journal of Pediatric Nursing, 24(4), 302–313.

RECOMMENDED TEXT (S):
Ryan, D. Mannix McNamara, P and Deasy, C. (2006) Health Promotion in Ireland; principles, practice and research. Gill & Macmillian. Dublin.

Instructions from college,

TOPIC;
Stress and it’s relationship to human health.

ORGANISATION OF POSTER; Sections to be included are as follows…

INTRODUCTION,
IN THIS SECTION A BRIEF SET OUT OR CONTEXTUALIZE THE QUESTION OR TOPIC THAT YOU HAVE CHOSEN, THIS SECTION SHOULD BE NO MORE THAN 4 OR 5

PARAGRAPHS LONG.

REVIEW OF EXISTING LITERATURE;
This section should present key findings from the existing literature. You shouldrefine and present your findings into maybe 4 or 5 key paragraphs. It’s also good to include any graphs or charts that you find that

help to illustrate the information if relevant. You can also use pictures, images or photos or indeed these may be used as a background to illustrate key points. This section is worth 15%.

SUMMARY OF KEY POINTS/FINDINGS/ RECOMMENDATIONS Make a summary table in point form of the results that you have presented. What kinds of future research questions would add

information to your chosen topic? This section is worth 5%.

REFERENCES & PRESENTATION IN YOUR LITERATURE REVIEW AND RESULTS/DISCUSSION SECTIONS,
YOU must cite all information that
you use, just as you would in a term paper. This section will be worth 5%.

You MUST have a bibliography section at the end of the poster. You must cite references in the same manner that you would use for an essay or other written paper. Each citation should be consistent with the

style APA set out in the Student Handbook.