The "because" part: your evaluation. This is the longest part of the paragraph and it's where you show off your good thinking skills. Explain why the intended audience will accept or might question the support and provide your own evidence for whatever judgment you've made about the support. What assumptions or beliefs does the audience have that makes them likely to accept or to question the support? If the support is weak, what's lacking? If the support is strong, what thoughts might the audience have about the support that will make them likely to accept it? The audience is likely to find Moran's support strong when he argues that addressing parents' concerns about the social development of teenagers in the context of smartphone use effectively taps into their emotions of concern and reassurance. By highlighting the dual nature of technology as both a connector and an isolator, Moran acknowledges a common parental fear while providing the assurance that cellphones can serve as tools for constructive expression, thereby affirming the sub-claim of technology's positive potential. Those that are shy are simply different in their social behavior; they are not inherently antisocial. They acquire the capacity to control their social nature and use peripheral or indirect communication. They are able to connect through cell phones without experiencing some of the awkwardness that comes with face-to-face interaction (Moran 7)