Length: 2 double-spaced pages in 12-point Times New Roman font This is a link to

Length: 2 double-spaced pages in 12-point Times New Roman font
This is a link to the article:
Yong, E. (2018, June 21). A landmark study on the origins of alcoholism. The Atlantic. https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2018/06/a-landmark-study-in-the-origins-of-alcoholism/563372/
Evaluation Criteria and Marking Rubric for Written Assignments
Required Format
Begin with a cover page that includes a descriptive title.
The main text should be no more than two pages (~500 words) of double-spaced text in 12-point, Times New Roman font, with one-inch (2.5 cm) margins. This excludes the cover page, visual enhancements such as figures, and the references list.
Since this is a summary of one article, you need not cite every reference that you make to the article on which you are writing. Generally, just cite the article once at the beginning of your assignment—for example, “(Jones & Smith, 2019)”—and then refer to it later as “the study” or “the article” or by using the authors’ last names only (for example, “Jones and Smith note that . . . ”). Include a page number if you quote the article directly, but don’t use quotations very often; try to explain things yourself. However, do carefully cite any other sources that you refer to using APA style , and add those sources to your references list at the end of your assignment.
Support all claims by referring to the article that you are writing on or by citing other sources. Clearly indicate any personal beliefs or suppositions as such.
Make sure that any visual enhancements that you include are clearly labelled and are relevant.
Writing Quality
Follow standard English grammar and punctuation rules.
Use correct diction (word use, vocabulary).
Use specific, concrete language.
Make sure that your sentences are no longer than necessary, and that longer sequences of ideas are broken into separate, but connected, sentences.
Make sure that your writing is cohesive. There should be a clear flow between sentences and paragraphs. Use transitions such as logical connectives (for example, “however,” “similarly,” “in contrast,” “for instance”) to show the relationships between sentences and between paragraphs.
Avoid the use of lay terms and colloquialisms. Those are usually only used for the rhetorical purpose of getting the reader’s attention.
Assignment Instruction:
Select an article from the list of articles below. For each article, the unit or units with which it is most closely associated is indicated—that is, a related topic or perspective.
Some of the following articles were written by researchers about their own studies, others are summaries of studies by done by other researchers, and others are by science journalists and writers with varying backgrounds. While these articles have been chosen for their appropriateness for the assignment, do not assume that all of the claims made in these articles are entirely valid and broadly accepted. Some of the research is new, and there may be reasons to question claims made by the researchers. Broadly speaking, the articles have been chosen because they present interesting ideas backed by research. In most cases, they raise any alternative interpretations, challenges, or competing perspectives. But read the articles critically and question any claims that the authors make. Include any comments or observations related to this in your response.
Course Text:
Weiten, W., & McCann, D. (2019). Psychology: Themes and variations (5th Canadian ed.)
Focus on chapter 3 for this research paper