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• In this section you will explain your reasoning.
• Do not use data.
• Explain in painful detail what you expect to find and how the world works such that you will find it.
• What logic/theory would result in the opposite? What is wrong with how your theory described the world? Consider competing theories.
• Does your reasoning differ or is it the same as how previous authors have reasoned?
• Does your reasoning have implications for the data values that has not previously been examined?
• Where else have the theories seemed true or false?
• What do the theories imply about things that we can and can’t observe (start thinking about data)?
• Be sure to illustrate any important contextual details that were not mentioned in the previous section (this may be lengthy).
• This section may use math or graphs, but they are not necessary.

You will:

• Give this section a titled heading and include your previous TP assignments in the same document.
• Write in paragraph form and use citations correctly.
  • When writing, please keep in mind the Term Paper Rubric.pdf  Download Term Paper Rubric.pdf..
• Consider writing an introductory and closing paragraph that states the logic very briefly.