Steps 1, 2, and 3: 1) Read the paragraph below. 2) Complete the Outline for the paragraph. 3) Identify 2 places within the paragraph where an author should consider using research as evidence. Tip: Look for supporting details that need strong evidence or that are missing evidence. Quit Smoking: It is Time! Smokings negative effects should be enough to convince smokers to quit. The most obvious negative effect is the deterioration of a smokers health. Another negative effect of smoking is smokers can often feel isolated because non-smokers do not want to be in the presence of second-hand smoke. Friends and family tell smokers to go outside or to put the cigarette out when they are together. A final effect of smoking is that it drains the wallet. There are many negative effects of smoking such as being harmful to peoples health, relationships, and savings, so if you smoke, you may want to reconsider before you light that next cigarette. Main Idea: Supporting Detail 1: Evidence Supporting Detail 2: Evidence Supporting Detail 3: Evidence Conclusion Sentence: Steps 3 & 4: 4) Using online or print sources (book, website, magazine, newspaper, etc) find 2 pieces of research to add as evidence and integrate it into the paragraph to support, develop, and strengthen the development of one of the supporting details. 5) Use the CRAAP test to help determine whether your sources are credible and suitable for providing you with the research you need. Prove your research is credible. C Source 1: Source 2: R Source 1: Source 2: A Source 1: Source 2: A Source 1: Source 2: P Source 1: Source 2: Steps 6: 6) Re-type the paragraph including your evidence and connecting statements. YOU MUST USE APA (in-text citation and Reference). TIP: Be sure to consider the 3 steps for integrating research into your writing. Correct any mistakes that lessen the quality of your writing. References