This is a lab report that is supposed to effectively communicate the findings of

This is a lab report that is supposed to effectively communicate the findings of my study in an APA style paper.
1. A Title Page.
2. An Abstract that provides a framework for what will be presented in the paper.
3. An Introduction providing background information on the effect you are studying. The introduction should use six or more references relevant to your topic from peer-reviewed journals to provide a rationale for your study. Explain briefly how you will address your research question and what your hypothesis is. End with a convincing statement about why the research is important (i.e., what are the implications or who cares?).
4. A detailed Method section that explains how the study was conducted. The design section should explain your variables, operational definitions, and design. Your participants section should explain the sample and sampling technique you used and should define the population to which you want to generalize your findings. Your materials section should describe the equipment, tests, stimuli, etc. you used to conduct your study. The procedure section should detail how and where you collected your data.
5. A Results section that provides the data collected. Detail the results of the study by presenting descriptive and inferential statistical findings.
6. A Discussion that summarizes the results of the study and provides an interpretation of those results. Explain what your findings mean with regard to your hypothesis, compare the result(s) of your study to those of existing research, and interpret your result(s) in the context of the body of research. This section is also where you discuss the importance/implications of your findings, any aspects of your study that may limit your ability to draw conclusions, and future directions for research on your topic.
7. A References section.
8. An APA-formatted figure of your analysis results.
9. All materials in Appendices. This will include any measures or materials you’ve created (do not include published measures), as well as your letter of information/informed consent form and your debriefing form.