This is an E-Book: Techniques for Documenting with Proof or Supporting Evidence, and Related Strategies for Problem Solving,

By David Alderoty © 2016  David@TechForText.com

A list of 28 Techniques for Obtaining Proof and/or Supporting Evidence to Convince Your Readers of the Validity of Your Work, and for Related Strategies for Problem solving

Presented below there is a list of 28 techniques for generating proof and/or supporting evidence, for the sentences, paragraphs, and documents you write.  If you want information on the techniques, including how to use them go to the homepage at www.TechForText.com/DP

·      Technique 1) The Conventional Research and Citation Strategy

·      Technique 2) Writing from Your Own Knowledge and Experience, and Searching for Published Sources that Support the Statements you Wrote

·      Technique 3) Writing a Document with a Relevant EXPERT: Co-Author, Editor, and/or Reviewer

·      Technique 4) Using historical evidence

·      Technique 5) Using Rules, Laws, and Court Decisions as Supporting  Evidence

·      Technique 6) Interviews and/or Discussions to Obtain Supporting Evidence

·      Technique 7) Deductive reasoning

·      Technique 8) Inductive reasoning

·      Technique 9) Reasoning based on common sense 

·      Technique 10) Reasoning based on educated common sense, WITHIN A SPECIFIC DISCIPLINE OR SPECIALIZED FIELD

·      Technique 11) Reasoning based on cause-and-effect

·      Technique 12) Reasoning with schematic diagrams, or flowcharts

·      Technique 13) Reasoning based on mathematics

·      Technique 14) Using and/or creating terms, and categories that are TRUE BY DEFINITION

·      Technique 15) Explaining a phenomena, an occurrence, a task or technique in a logical way

·      Technique 16) Experimental evidence

·      Technique 17) Using the results of a TRIAL AND ERROR effort, as supporting evidence

·      Technique 18) Trial evaluation by the reader

·      Technique 19) Using a functioning device, or prototype as proof and/or supporting evidence

·      Technique 20) Physical Evidence

·      Technique 21) Evidence based on surveys

·      Technique 22) Evidence based on measurements, statistics, and probability assessments

·      Technique 23) Electronically recorded evidence, such as digital photographs, videos, and sound recordings

·      Technique 24) Observations, and experiences, as supporting evidence

·      Technique 25) Using your own credentials as supporting evidence

·      Technique 26) Using URLs, and/or hyperlinks to display supporting evidence from the Internet

·      Technique 27) Using your own web-based material as supporting  evidence

·      Technique 28) This represents any technique that is not mentioned above