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A conclusion it is a resolution of a particular issue. Generally, a conclusion comes as a result of several previous steps or stages, which we will explain below.
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How do you make a conclusion?
A conclusion is drawn up in written or oral form, depending on the topic covered. The written conclusion is drawn up in the third person plural, using language related to what is stated in the topic.
- Appropriate language. It must contain adequate language and not too technical, but it must include vocabulary related to the subject.
- Personal elaboration. A conclusion is always written with appropriate language but the elaboration is always personal, that is, it is not allowed to place quotation marks in a conclusion quoting a paragraph from another thinker. On the contrary, reference will be made to a thought or reflection by the writer of the conclusion.
- Synthesis. As for the extension of the conclusions, they depend on the subject elaborated. Oral or verbal conclusions have only a few lines, while written conclusions can have one or more facets. However, by being called conclusion it is important to be as synthetic as possible, avoiding lexical decorations and expressing the conclusion (s) as directly as possible.
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Examples of written conclusions
- Conclusion of a medical diagnosis
After carrying out the corresponding evaluations and using the methods already known and mentioned above, it is concluded that Marcos suffers from progressive cerebral palsy. Treatment with occupational therapists is suggested to stimulate motor function as well as referral to psychiatry. In addition, the psychological support of the Gutiérrez hospital is requested for the patient's family.
- Conclusion of a job offer
After carrying out the evaluations corresponding to the applicants, the incorporation of “María García” and “Pedro Tamares” is suggested since both present suitable personalities for the positions to be filled.
It is concluded that Antonella is not the one to fill the position of academic secretary since she has not performed adequately in the tests implemented for this purpose. On the other hand, it has not presented a development and resolution of problems in situations under pressure / stress, essential characteristics of driving for the vacant position to be filled.
- Philosophical conclusion
In philosophy the so-calledsyllogisms. A syllogism consists of 2 premises and a conclusion as a result of the two previous premises.
1st premise: "All men are mortal"
2nd premise: "Socrates is a man"
Conclusion: "Socrates is mortal"
- Legal conclusion
All national laws should comply with world laws. For example, laws protecting children's rights must be respected by all nations. Therefore (in conclusion) all national and provincial laws must explicitly contain this world law and must not have national laws that indicate contradictions in both.
- Opinion conclusion
As it is a time of year when the weather is quite changeable, if I go out of my house in the morning, I will bring a coat in case the temperature drops a lot at sunset.
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