DEDUCTION/RESTATEMENT Controlling Idea Supporting Idea CONTROLLING IDEA (RESTATEMENT)

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DEDUCTION/RESTATEMENT Controlling Idea Supporting Idea CONTROLLING IDEA (RESTATEMENT)

Deductive arrangement of ideas in writing Controlling idea Supporting Idea

INDUCTIVE METHOD The inductive method can be symbolised as follows: Supporting Ideas Controlling Idea

IMPLIED CONTROLLING IDEA Implied Controlling Idea Supporting Idea

CONTROLLING IDEA PSYCHOLOGY TEXTBOOK PSYCHOLOGY Expectations and Predictions Example: BEHAVORIAL AND COGNITIVE (what do we expect the text to discuss) or (what do we expect to find in the text content) * Differences, comparison/contrast, definitions, description, classification

COMMUNICATION Broad subject Specific subject Example: Barriers to Communication Expectations/Prediction of text content? Example: types, definition (of what), classification, contrast, etc. * There are three types of barriers which inhibit good communication: physical, human, and semantic.

COMMUNICATION Broad subject Specific subject Example: Barriers to Communication Expectations/Prediction of text content? Example: types, definition (of what), classification, contrast, etc. * There are three types of barriers which inhibit good communication: physical, human, and semantic.