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Saturday, February 13, 2016
Causal Analyses
Reading about causal analysis informed me on how to be specific, what questions to lean toward, and why my claims for future papers are important. Causal analysis information covers a lot of material and gives a guide on how to pick a topic, be strong with evidence and how to capture my audience. For me, understanding causal analysis will take practice and obvious research to set up papers with style and a subject that I will be confident to present. The basic format of causal analysis is fairly new to me or may be presented different. Some of the information and material could be challenging, but the examples given from this chapter will be a good reference for me. Having examples to read others causal analysis will be helpful. The information about style, claims, and purpose are probably going to be where I am weakest with writing. The claims of a causal analysis and a structure will be new to me when presenting the evidence and making sure I set the stage for the reader. One experience that I have written recently was a paper I wrote about the Apple Corporation. This chapter on causal analysis could have provided me with a strong outline to present my assignment on this powerful and global company that reaches a wide population and age group. Having some insight now about causal analysis will definitely guide me through the process of writing a research paper.
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The nice thing about the causal analysis is that all the claims are set up in the same way: The cause of _______ is ________. Another cause of ________ is ________. As long as you think of it in this matter, stating your claims should be a new challenge that you can triumph.
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