Argumentative problem-solution essay Topic : The effects of social media addiction and how to overcome it. Purpose: We examined how an author uses logical, ethical, and emotional appeals to set a tone and persuade an audience. Keep in mind how to form effective appeals and show good credibility as you form an argument of your own. The main focus of this essay is to craft an effective argument and support it. Essay consists of : What is/are the background of the topic/topics involved? What are the causes of the issue? Examine those causes. [These might be used as part of the introduction] Keep focused only on the most important and recent things that your audience needs to know about the problem that leads into your argument: definitions, events, etc. Don't start too vague or too far back in time. Focus on one specific part of the problem or cause What is the Problem? [Describe in Introduction] Select a solution to that problem or cause [This can be a partial solution] What is your argument? Remember to make a specific argument. What evidence are you basing your argument on? Remember, the audience you are targeting does not agree with you. What can persuade them? Why is your issue important? [This might also be part of the introduction] How does it affect society today? Why do people need to accept your argument? Develop logical, ethical, and emotional appeals to support your argument and convince your readers. Don't use all emotional appeals or logical appeals; blend the types of arguments you use. You may want to use some of the elements from the models in Chapter 5 (Claim - The statement the arguer wants accepted.Grounds - The support for the claim. Warrant - The connection between the claim and the grounds. Backing - The reason to support the warrant. Modality - How sure the arguer is about the claim. Rebuttal - Reasons the claim might not be true.) Cite at least three sources Use class reading. "The Rise of AI fake News is Creating a 'Misinformation Superspreader"By Pranshu Verma