Is False Memories affect our life?.
Defend a position in psychology For this assignment, you will write a short essay (2-3 pages, 12 font). The point of the short essay is to take and defend a position of your own on the body of work covered in the unit that speaks to you. The key to a successful short essay is to decide on a main point and make it not just the focus but actually the entire organizational framework for the whole paper. To support your point, use information from the class lectures or other sources that you can cite. You’ll need to make arguments about how the evidence from the readings, lecture, or material that you have gathered should be interpreted and why such interpretations lead to the point you’re presenting. Needless to say, a successful short essay is also well written. It relies on scientific tone (rather than conversational tone or didactic tone). It avoids claims that cannot be supported, but uses instead phrases such as “this suggests” or “author x found y” rather than “this proves” or “y is true.” It argues for what might be, recognizing that an answer cannot be found without controlled experiments and that the best the paper can provide is a suggestion of where it might be productive to do further research. NOTE: Credit is given for depth, coherence, accuracy and logic demonstrated in taking a position regarding some theoretical aspect of the work of that unit and supporting the position with logical arguments and evidence, pro and con. Your paper should be structured like this: Argumentative Essay Structure There are four basic sections of any argumentative essay you should follow 1.Introduction paragraph 2.Body with 2-3 strong arguments 3.Refusing opposing arguments in one paragraph (what does the other side say) 4.Conclusion