Need help with Final Paper. I have attached the feedback from the draft that was submitted, the instructions, and an example.

• Introduction

  • Introduce readers to your topic; include a brief preview of what you will accomplish in this paper. (approximately 150 words)

• First Argument

  • Present the best argument on one side of the issue. (approximately 150 words)

    • Express your argument in standard form, with the premises listed one by one above the conclusion.

• Defense for First Argument

  • Support the first argument as well as you can, using academic sources to demonstrate the truth of key premises. You may also choose to clarify the meaning of key premises and to explain how your reasoning supports the conclusion (approximately 250 words).

• Opposing Argument

  • Present the best argument on the other side of the issue (approximately 150 words).

    • Express your argument in standard form.

• Defense of Opposing Argument

  • Support the opposing argument as well as you can, using academic sources to demonstrate the truth of key premises. You are welcome as well to clarify the meaning of premises and/or to explain the reasoning further (approximately 250 words).

• Analysis of the Reasoning (approximately 350 words)

  • Evaluate the quality of each argument, addressing whether key premises are true and whether the conclusion logically follows from them.

  • Analyze arguments for any fallacies committed or for any biases that may influence either side. Do you feel that one argument makes a much stronger case than the other and why? (There is no need to “take sides,” only to assess the quality of the arguments.)

  • Support your analysis with scholarly sources.

• Conclusion (approximately 150 words)

  • Provide a brief conclusion and summary of your issue and how it can best be addressed by critical thinkers.

The Analyzing Reasoning on Both Sides Final Paper

• Must be 1,200 to 1,600 words in length (not including title and references pages), double-spaced, and formatted according to APA. Must include a separate title page with the following:

  • Title of paper

  • Student’s name

  • Course name and number

  • Instructor’s name

  • Date submitted

• Must use at least three scholarly sources in addition to the course text.