• Resources: Organizing Your Research Paper, and Bias, Rhetorical Devices, and Argumentation; also, review the criteria for full-sentence outlines in Organizing Your Research Paper on the student Web site.
• Create a full-sentence outline that includes effective arguments and counter arguments to support your thesis. Outline only the body of your paper. Remember to avoid bias and fallacies and to include rhetorical devices that strengthen your writing. At the very top of your outline, place your Thesis Sentence for the instructor's reference.
• At the end of your outline, answer the following:
o Where did you place the most effective arguments in your paper? Explain the reasoning.
o How did you address counter arguments without weakening your own premise?