Most people think that in a cause and effect essay that you write both about the causes and effects of something within one essay. However, this is not true. Trying to write about both the causes and effects of any topic would not only create too lengthy of an essay but also one which has that dreaded “seesaw” or predictable structure where you discuss a cause, then an effect, or all the causes and then all the effects. You have to choose, instead, to talk about the causes or effects of an issue – which ever one would create the most compelling essay. First pick several topics that interest you – say global warming. Now, would it be more interesting to talk about the causes of global warming or the effects of it? With this topic either one would make a good essay.
Think about the positive and negative effects of something—this is an easy way to come up with two different effects type of spins on topics. You might not want to do global warming, as the effects here are only, very gravely bad—but other things like technology, animal testing, drug education for children/teens, the HPV vaccine being required of all teens, birth control, and other issues which could have both positive and negative effects. Using animals in research, of course, helps scientists advance technology and discover cures while being cruel to animals, of course, and some argue that with today’s technologies, there are other ways to experiments without an actual, living host. As these are all very clearly your point of view the “I” thesis would be firmly welcome. You can also edit the “I” out easily later.
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