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How To Title: Avoid the Use of Unsupported Opinions Why is it important to avoid the use of unsupported opinions as evidence? An opinion should be left out of an academic paper when it: Unsupported opinion: I believe that the current anti-bullying campaigns aimed at todays adolescents are useless and will only create a future society that is full of wimps. Supported opinion: Anti-bullying campaigns targeting todays adolescents may create a future society that is unprepared to cope with conflict. In support of this idea, noted psychologist Peter Smith explains that while reports of bullying decrease with age, the frequency of bullying remains the same across different age groups. He attributes this decline in reported bullying incidents to the fact that older victims have developed valuable coping mechanisms to help deal with bullying (Smith 336). Smiths idea suggests that bullying may not always be detrimental to the victim, since building coping skills during adolescence may contribute to greater resiliency in adulthood Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread Top Page Up Full Thread Page Down Bottom/Latest Begin Trace Mode for Comment # 6.
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One persons credible source is nothing more than an activist to folks that have more than 2 brain cells to rub together...
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