command terms

Question 1

outlinr

Answer 1

a brief and general understanding

Question 2

describe

Answer 2

tell us what you know about the topic

Question 3

explain

Answer 3

why? Why is something important and why is it happening. Cause and effects

Question 4

discuss

Answer 4

present with evidence, Instead, build an argument like you’re having a conversation or writing an opinion piece — and then use research as support.
Bad “discuss” answer:
“Alloy et al. showed that people with negative thinking styles got depression. The sample was large, so it was reliable. Therefore, cognitive theory is supported.”
Good “discuss” answer:
“There’s a strong case that the way people interpret and think about life events can actually lead to depression. If someone constantly expects the worst or blames themselves for everything, it’s not surprising that they might develop symptoms over time. This theory becomes even more convincing when studies like Alloys show how negative thinking can predict depression before it happens.”
Your evidence isn’t the entire answer, it is you writing a thing and using that so people believe you. Pretend you are answering w/out evidence and evidence supports
Thinking globally means avoiding tunnel vision. Incorporate different aspects, perspectives, implications

Question 5

evaluate

Answer 5

strengths and limitations TEACUP. Weighing them up.’ for this questions evaluations

Question 6

contrast

Answer 6

discuss different RM, theories and approaches
To what extent - presenting an alternative outlook. Think of the pie chart, how responsible is this aspect and what are the others.
Refer to all aspects throughout

Question 7

to what extent

Answer 7

Think of the pie chart, how responsible is this aspect and what are the others.
On the scale how responsible is this factor versus other factors. The steps. Step b may be fairly responsible but how did we get here, what else. There must be a holistic approach.