Outline:Please read through all the instructions for structuring the Final Version of the Second Paper (below). Having chosen your topic, in a maximum of 2 pages,using the template provided,create ano

Please read through all the instructions for structuring the Final Version of the Second Paper (below).

Having chosen your topic, in a maximum of 2 pages,using the template provided,create anoutlineof your paper based on the6 section headingsindicated in the instructions.

Allcitations (from reputative sources like peer reviewed articles or other reputative sources)added in the outline bullet points should be in APA - create your provisional reference list on an additional, 3rd page.

In each section, bullet point 2-5 sentence summaries of the key arguments you intend to make, and providepreliminaryin-text citations of the papers or other resource material you intend to use to support your argument/s.

Use a mind-map to help you design your paper and include an image of it with your outline on an additional page to help the reader.

Your TA will provide you with broad feedback about your proposed approach and chosen material for each section of the paper, possibly reminding you to consider alternatives.

Final Paper:

Write a paper 7 pages in length, double spaced, with a twelve point, Times New Roman font, and one-inch margins. In the paper, considerthe following case:

Topic:

Quebec is considering outlawing the sale of caffeinated 'energy' drinks to persons under 16. This proposed policy is motivated by concerns that these drinks are unsafe for children and teenagers and could even lead to death.

Is the proposed ban ethically defensible? If so, why? If not, why not? What would be the most ethically defensible means of introducing a ban or some other policy to address the health impacts of energy drinks on young persons? Consider the perspectives and interests of children/teens, parents, energy drink makers, and the general public when answering these questions.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/caffeinated-energy-drinks-quebec-contemplates-ban-1.5335984(Links to an external site.)(Links to an external site.)

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS

Your paper should have the followingstructure–create a subheading for each section

1. INTRODUCTIONGive avery short (two or three sentence) introductory paragraphthat includes aclear thesis statement. Be specific. Example: “In this paper, I will argue that Kass' public health ethics framework demonstrates that the current vaccination policy in Ontario is ethically justified and should even be strengthened….”

2. RELEVANT FACTS- Give anyfacts relevant to the case, proposed policy, and to your argument. For example, you may wish to discuss issues around the effects of cigarette advertising or caffeine drinks. You may use the readings from class, journals, newspapers, and online resources for this task. You must include at least fivehigh qualityoutside resources for this part of the paper.

3. THESIS ARGUMENT- Provide an argument for your thesis. Be clear as to your assumptions and claims and how they are defended. You should draw on the authors, concepts, and ethical theories/frameworks/principles (GIVEN BELOW). In defense of your thesis, clearly state the ethical values, concepts, frameworks, principles, and/or theories that you are using, as well as the arguments supporting their use. Be clear as to why you are using these concepts, frameworks, principles, and/or theories, and why you believe them to be correct. You may use a single theory and set of concepts, endorse a balance between various competing theories and concepts, or present a series of principles or framework for resolving conflicts in public health.

4. CRITIQUES OF OWN VIEWOfferone or twocritiques of your view. Put yourself in the position of a critic and offer the strongest critical response(s) to your view available. This portion of the paper allows you to make sure that you are developing the strongest argument possible by rebutting the best objection(s) your opponent can offer to your view.

5. RESPONSEto Critique in #4 above -offer one response to your opponent. (Optional: you may add a second response if you have more than one critique. Only one response is necessary for full marks for this section)If you do not believe an effective response is available, grant the point and amend your thesis accordingly.

6. CONCLUSION:A concise paragraph

USE AMONG THESE FOLLOWING THEORIES, FRAMEWORKS and PRINCIPLES

Theories: Consequentialism Utilitarianism, Deontology Kantism, Paternalism, Liberalism, Liberty and Harm principle, Freedom and Autonomy, Libertarianism, Communitarianism, Egalitarian

Frameworks: Nancy E. Kass’ Ethics Framework / Grill and Dawson’s Value based and pluralist Framework / Childress’ Consideration / Berheim

Principles: Beauchamp and Childress 4 principles of bioethics (Autonomy, Beneficence, non-maleficence, Justice) / Upshur’s four principles (Harm principle, least restrictive or coercive, reciprocity, transparence) / Precautionary principle / Common good principle /