Communication - Critical Thinking Week 1

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Higher Education (degree)

This lesson contains 14 slides, with interactive quizzes and text slides.

Lesson duration is: 130 min

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What is academic writing?

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Write the reason you want to progress to your chosen vocation using academic language

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What does the term generalisable mean?

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Generalisable.

Let us discuss why this is important in academic writing.

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Question 3.

Generalisability is a term you see when you research studies that have been completed. To demonstrate you understand this concept and are able to use this correctly in your writing, explain the concept and give examples to show how its use can affect individual and societal behaviours using an appropriate study for your diploma title. Your response should be approximately 125 words (AC 1.3).

You should use Freud's study of Little Hans.

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Communication - Critical Thinking Week 1

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