EYEWITNESS MISIDENTIFICATION

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Topic: Memory Subtopic: EYEWITNESS MISIDENTIFICATION I dont have a thesis sorry… please help out with that. Intro: -Must contain an attention grabber for the reader or at least make the essay sound interesting, may begin with a quote about the particular topic -Ensure that the intro moves from the general topic to the specific in regards to the topic -Provides the reader with a “road map” of the essay in a logical order -At the end there should be what is called a thesis statement, arguably the most important component of the intro -The thesis statement states the aim of the paper and may give insight into the author’s examples and evidence Body: -Includes the evidence and support of the paper in addition to the author’s ideas -Paragraphs must include a topic sentence which relates the discussion back to the thesis statement •Logical ordering of ideas: 3 types of order 1.Chronological order—order of time, good for narratives 2.Spatial order-good for descriptions of locations; top to bottom, e.g. 3.Emphatic order-least important to most important; most common for college writing •Ensure that transition sentences are present to create a good flow to the essay •Include substantial examples and evidence to support your argument and remember to cite. •Make sure each example is relevant to topic Conclusion: -This section should wrap all of your arguments and points -Should restate the main arguments in a simplified manner -Ensure that the reader is left with something to think about, particularly if it is an argumentative essay I will also provide the articles that I want used as sources. PLEASE cite throughout the essay.