Lecture Notes on Writing Academic Papers

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A collection of vocabulary flashcards aimed at summarizing key concepts and definitions from the lecture notes on academic writing.

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Concept Paper

A brief document that aims to clarify a concept and summarizes the project.

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Position Paper

An argumentative essay that presents a person’s or group’s position on a specific issue.

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Issue

The central concept that is up for contention in a position paper.

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Argumentative Thesis

The author's stance on the issue presented in a position paper.

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Evidence

The proofs that support the author's claims in a position paper.

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Concise Writing

Efficient writing that expresses ideas using the least number of words without losing meaning.

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Clear Writing

Writing that effectively communicates the exact idea intended in concrete terms.

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Objective Writing

Writing that is free from emotional bias, presenting information in a neutral manner.

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Nondiscriminatory Writing

Writing that treats all individuals with respect, honoring diverse identities and backgrounds.

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Technical Writing

A form of writing focused on clear communication of technical information, often in science and technology.

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Field Report

A type of report that analyzes real-world observations in light of theoretical concepts studied.

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Survey

A set of questions aimed at gathering specific data from a targeted group.

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Close-ended Questions

Questions that limit respondents' answers to predefined options.

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Open-ended Questions

Questions that allow respondents to answer freely without predefined categories.

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Case-control Method

A method that observes cases exposed to a phenomenon and controls that were not.

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Cohort Method

A method that follows a group of individuals with similar characteristics over time.

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Descriptive Statistics

Statistics that summarize and describe the characteristics of a data set.

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Inferential Statistics

Statistics used to make inferences or draw conclusions about a population based on a sample.

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