Description * Develop and discuss three causes and three effects for the trend, fad diets. * Write and Revise a causal analysis with a clear, well-qualified thesis statement. * Integrate 2 or more quotations from the pre-approved source list. Fad Diets Approved Source List – Katherine Haines: “Whose Body Is This”? (Reading Critically, pg. 170-172) – Sendhil Mullainathan: “The Mental Strain of Making Do With Less” (Reading Critically, pg. 385-387) – Paul MacLean: “Biology’s Response to Dieting: The Impetus for Weight Regain” – The Hartman Group: “Modern Eating Ideologies: How and Why We Diet Today” * Demonstrate audience awareness throughout the Causal Analysis essay. * Develop Causal Analysis’ “cause” OR “effect” body paragraphs’ ideas with specific examples, details, illustrations . * Develop clear topic sentences for body paragraphs of the Causal Analysis essay. * Write an introduction that grabs the reader’s attention and signals the purpose of the text in the Causal Analysis essay. * Write a conclusion which reinforces the major idea of the essay without merely summarizing in the Causal Analysis essay. * Cite sources properly intext and on a Works Cited page in MLA format. * Develop and discuss three causes and three effects for the trend, fad diets. * Write and Revise a causal analysis with a clear, well-qualified thesis statement * Integrate 2 or more quotations from the pre-approved source list. Fad Diets Approved Source List – Katherine Haines: “Whose Body Is This”? (Reading Critically, pg. 170-172) – Sendhil Mullainathan: “The Mental Strain of Making Do With Less” (Reading Critically, pg. 385-387) – Paul MacLean: “Biology’s Response to Dieting: The Impetus for Weight Regain” – The Hartman Group: “Modern Eating Ideologies: How and Why We Diet Today” * Demonstrate audience awareness throughout the Causal Analysis essay. * Develop Causal Analysis’ “cause” OR “effect” body paragraphs’ ideas with specific examples, details, illustrations . * Develop clear topic sentences for body paragraphs of the Causal Analysis essay. * Write an introduction that grabs the reader’s attention and signals the purpose of the text in the Causal Analysis essay. * Write a conclusion which reinforces the major idea of the essay without merely summarizing in the Causal Analysis essay. * Cite sources properly intext and on a Works Cited page in MLA format.
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