Purpose:

To present a clear position on a debatable issue, supported by evidence, suitable for persuasive research proposals (e.g., policy, social sciences, or ethics).

Template Structure:

[Your position] + [specific issue or topic] + [reasoning or evidence] + [intended outcome or significance].

Guidelines:

• Be Specific: Clearly state your stance and the issue.

• Include Reasoning: Mention why your position is valid (e.g., evidence, logic).

• Highlight Significance: Explain the broader impact or why the issue matters.

• Length: 1-2 sentences, concise but comprehensive.

Example:

"Implementing renewable energy subsidies in urban areas will reduce carbon emissions by 30% over a decade, as supported by economic models and pilot studies, promoting sustainable development and mitigating climate change."

How to Use:

• Replace placeholders with your research specifics.

• Ensure the claim is debatable and supported by your proposal’s evidence.

• Use for proposals advocating policy changes, interventions, or solutions.