I need a well-referenced research article that dives into a current mental health topic of your choice—anything from anxiety trends in Gen Z to the impact of social media on depression—provided the discussion is grounded in recent peer-reviewed studies. The piece should read smoothly for a lay audience yet carry academic credibility: think clear explanations, up-to-date statistics, and citations in APA format. A background in psychology or public health writing is obviously helpful, but what matters most is your ability to synthesize quality research into a compelling, readable narrative. Deliverables (acceptance criteria) • 1,500–2,000 words in Google Doc or Word • Minimum of eight scholarly sources published within the last five years, cited in-text and in a reference list • Original, plagiarism-free content (I’ll run it through Turnitin) • Two rounds of revisions included, focusing on clarity or factual corrections only If you have a previous mental health article or sample section that shows your research depth, feel free to mention it in your proposal so I can gauge fit quickly.