Research-Based Argument Essay—Spring 2024 Topic—Skin cancer Name: Addison Kaye Jarvis Essay Title: Skin Cancer Prevention and Treatment: A Comprehensive Guide to Protecting Your Skin ***You do not have to do the APA first (name) page as seen in the example APA essay at the bottom.*** Instructions: For this assignment, you will use a topic and sources generated from your Group Topic APA Annotated Bibliography Project as well as other credible sources and write a wellresearched, multi-component, argumentative essay. Your essay must make a strong and clear twopart argument about your topic that is backed up by detailed, persuasive, and evidence-supported discussion of the multiple reasons that your claims are valid. You must support your argument by using various rhetorical strategies, including (but not limited to) expert testimony, empirical data, a variety of appeals, narrative, and extended metaphor. General Requirements: • Your essay should be between 2500-3000 words (including the title page and references page) • Your essay must be in APA format. • Your essay must incorporate information from AT LEAST 6 (six) CREDIBLE sources, and each of these MUST be cited in your paper. Credible Sources include journals and articles from Lone Star Databases, print or online magazines or newspapers, Ted Talks, expert interviews, and videos or websites that pass the CRAAP Detector Test. Credible Sources DO NOT include Wikipedia, Google, blogs, or any form of AI including ChatGPT. How to get to the Lone Star database: 1) click https://cflibguides.lonestar.edu/dcengl 2) then select Database a-z 3) then select any of the databases 4) search in that specific database keywords for the information you are looking for 5) use the account below to gain access: -username: ADJARVIS@MY.LONESTAR.EDU -password: Gingergiraffe777$ • You must provide APA formatted in-text citations for all directly quoted, paraphrased, or summarized material from your sources. o Direct Quotes must be chosen thoughtfully, embedded smoothly to create grammatically correct sentences, and clearly support your ideas without being repetitive. o Paraphrased