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

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Techniques for Documenting with Proof or Supporting

Evidence, and Related Strategies for Problem Solving,

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Presented below there is a list of 28 techniques for creating proof and/or supporting evidence, for the sentences, paragraphs, and documents you write. If you want information any of the techniques, left click on the blue underlined words.

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 The following is a related concept to the above educated common sense within a specialized field Common Knowledge, and Common Knowledge within a Specialized Field

Technique 11) Reasoning based on cause-and-effect

Technique 12) Using schematic diagrams, and flowcharts

Technique 13) Reasoning based on mathematics

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

Technique 15) Technique-15, Creating Explanations And Statements that are Logical and Believable

Technique 16) Experimental evidence

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

Technique 18) Trial and evaluation by the readers

Technique 19) Displaying Original or Creative Work, as Proof or Supporting Evidence, such as an Invention, Prototype, Experimental Setup, or Work of Art

Technique 20) Physical Evidence

Technique 21) Evidence based on surveys

Technique 22) Technique-22, Evidence Based on Measurements, and Estimates of Magnitude

Technique 23) Using y our own credentials as supporting evidence

Technique 24) Observations as supporting evidence

Technique 25) Electronically, and photographically, recorded evidence

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

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

Technique 28) This represents any technique that is not mentioned in this e‑book