Thesis / Thesis Statement- a thesis statement is meant to show what you believe and what you intend to prove to your reader. (source cited at www.sdst.org)
Research-basically when one searches for infromation on a topic of interest to gain more knowledge and understanding.
Argument- an argument is a discussion (sometimes aggressive) where two or more people are trying to explain and support their indivdual opinions with an opposing one.
Claim-to make a statement you believe is true.
Reasons - an explanation for the happening of something, (pertaining to way of thinking) or backround information that supports and explains your thoughts
Evidence- something factual that proves your point.
MLA Citation Style- another form of citing your sources.(simply put)
(all of them were in my own words the first one was the only one i searched up but it's still in my own words so yeah...)
(upon reading the mid term assignment)
i think lou is asking us to argue whether or not if kids who watch any form of television are likely to become violent as opposed to children who dont. and if the theory can be proven how do they differ?. Im of the opinion that a bad person is meant to be and not just crafted by out of the blue by television. mainly because i remember in sociology there was a lesson on kids who are just born bad, so if they gonna be bad they're gonna be bad it's not the television's fault alone. but i also feel there are people who are easily influenced so at the end of the day (to not contadict myself) research must be done, but thats a rough draft of my opinion. if i were to find any evidence i would start with my book on society, maybe search for something on influence and inherited genes.
