The Bandict
write an argument paper aimed at a specific audience. In this paper, you will identify a problem or issue within your chosen subject area—something that needs to be resolved—and argue for a solution to this issue based on credible research. Your paper has two parts:
First, you will write a 200-300-word audience discussion. Think about the issue you want to solve. Who has the power to enact your solution? For example, if you wanted to argue for an improved recycling plan for your hometown, you may address your argument to the town’s mayor, city council, or the head of recycling and sanitation. Once you decide on your audience, answer these questions in your analysis: Who is your chosen audience? How did you decide on that particular audience? What type of audience/s are they (e.g. friendly, undecided, neutral, unfamiliar, or hostile)? How will your argument appeal to this audience? Think about language and tone. What will convince your audience?
Second, you will write an argument, addressed to your chosen audience. Your paper will be 1,000-1,200 words and should identify a problem and propose a solution. This argument cannot be the same as your Position Paper. While you can share research, this paper should have a different thesis and focus. Be creative! This paper can take the form of a letter, a proposal, or a report. Your argument must be well-researched and convincingly argued. You will need to cite 5-8 sources in your paper (there should be some new research, but you can use your Annotated Bibliography for this).
Your audience-specific argument should:
1) Identify a problem or issue within your chosen subject area.
2) Craft a clear, specific, arguable thesis that represents a solution to the problem you have identified.
3) Use at least 5 credible to support your solution.
4) Identify and address counterarguments or other perspectives that might be important.
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COMPLETE PATHOPHYSIOLOGY: explanation of the pathophysiology of the problem. QSEN: Evidence Based Practice, Informatics, Client Centered Care. SLO: 1, 2, 4 (3-5 sentences in paragraph format, **we count sentences**)
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Risk Factors (3 minimum)
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Laboratory Tests (3 minimum)
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Nursing Care (3 minimum)
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Client Education (3 minimum)
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Treatments: (3 minimum)
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