Thesis Proposal: Emotional Intelligence & Biases
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
I need an academically sound, submission-ready thesis proposal (2,000–2,500 words) that investigates how emotional intelligence converges with overconfidence, anchoring and herding biases to shape financial decision-making. The working title is “Emotional Intelligence and Behavioral Biases in Financial Decision-Making: A Comparative Predictive Analysis,” but you are free to polish the wording as long as the focus stays on that intersection.
Scope and structure
The document must follow the standard postgraduate template below and stay within the individual word bands so the total never exceeds 2,500 words (references and any appendix are excluded):
• Abstract – 100–150 words
• 3–6 keywords
• Introduction – 500–800 words
• Clear articulation of the research gap, aim, objectives and questions
• Significance of the study
• Literature Review – 800–1,000 words, centred on emotional intelligence and the three named biases in financial contexts
• Methodology – 500 words (comparative predictive approach, suitable data sources, analysis techniques and ethical considerations)
• Feasible timeline (e.g., Gantt-style table)
• Reference list in either APA or Harvard style (your choice, but be consistent)
• Appendices if needed
Quality expectations
– Draw only on credible, peer-reviewed sources.
– Overall similarity, including AI checks, must stay below 20 %.
– Writing must be completely original, ready for immediate submission, and formatted to university standards.
Deadline
Final, polished document is due no later than Friday, 3 January, 11:59 PM (my local time). Please allow yourself enough margin to incorporate any minor touch-ups I might request before that cut-off.
If you are confident you can deliver a rigorous proposal that meets these exact specifications, let’s move forward.
Scope and structure
The document must follow the standard postgraduate template below and stay within the individual word bands so the total never exceeds 2,500 words (references and any appendix are excluded):
• Abstract – 100–150 words
• 3–6 keywords
• Introduction – 500–800 words
• Clear articulation of the research gap, aim, objectives and questions
• Significance of the study
• Literature Review – 800–1,000 words, centred on emotional intelligence and the three named biases in financial contexts
• Methodology – 500 words (comparative predictive approach, suitable data sources, analysis techniques and ethical considerations)
• Feasible timeline (e.g., Gantt-style table)
• Reference list in either APA or Harvard style (your choice, but be consistent)
• Appendices if needed
Quality expectations
– Draw only on credible, peer-reviewed sources.
– Overall similarity, including AI checks, must stay below 20 %.
– Writing must be completely original, ready for immediate submission, and formatted to university standards.
Deadline
Final, polished document is due no later than Friday, 3 January, 11:59 PM (my local time). Please allow yourself enough margin to incorporate any minor touch-ups I might request before that cut-off.
If you are confident you can deliver a rigorous proposal that meets these exact specifications, let’s move forward.