How Does Using A Formal Writing Process Help To Create More Effective Academic Paper?
I am not certain exactly what you are asking, but I will attempt an answer. In academics, a person must have a basis by which to read, interpret, judge, analyze, and believe (hopefully) the material which the writer presents. This means, in the sciences, that certain things must be addressed such as the hypothesis, the abstract (a preliminary summary of what is to follow), the background of previous literature and published studies, a statement of the problem and a reason the related research is necessary, who is studied, how the study is taken, how the research data is gathered, how it is summarized, what are the conclusions drawn, and what implications are there for future study. In doing this, studies of related topics may be compared and more reaching conclusions can be drawn which may bring about changes in policies, procedures, new theories, etc., etc. If you are discussing other topics on a literary topic, or political matter, or anything… by adhering to the recognized forum f
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