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5 pages. This paper raises questions concerning ongoing controversies concerning intelligence testing. The information is presented in two different ways. One is an analytical response to this debate, providing reasons why the subject is controversial. The second method is a descriptive response concerning the controversial intelligence testing. This paper gives examples of the difference between analytical and descriptive writing as well as covering the topic of intelligence testing controversies. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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analytical response to this debate, providing reasons why the subject is controversial. The second method is a descriptive response concerning the controversial intelligence testing. This paper gives examples
of the difference between analytical and descriptive writing as well as covering the topic of intelligence testing controversies. ANALYTICAL VS. DESCRIPTIVE Analytical writing is a detail-oriented method of addressing
a subject detail by detail in a purely detached yet scientific manner. Breaking down the topic into a series of small details helps the analytical writer respond with facts
rather than with emotion. This is the main difference between analytical versus descriptive writing. Analytical addresses each detail by backing it up with appropriate facts and is very
organized and unemotional in nature. Descriptive writing is a more creative and free-flow type of writing in which the topic is described in the writers own words and comments and
facts are mixed in together in a general and loosely organized manner. This is not to say that descriptive writing is less organized than analytical, but descriptive writing is
less structured and detail-oriented. Descriptive writing can sometimes be a more readable type context since it is more conversational in nature. However, descriptive writing can be every bit
as factual and functional as analytical style writing. ANALYTICAL RESPONSE TO THE IQ DEBATE Note to student: This model paper is meant to serve as an example of both
analytical and descriptive types of writing; the topic you choose in the IQ debate and the stance you take on it is entirely up to you. There is an ongoing
debate based on the idea that "there might be resilient ethnic differences in intelligence" (The New Republic 9). This debate arose based upon a study that our intelligence is
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