Comparisons and Analyses often contain the following elements:
● An introduction that identifies the artifact (in this case the review), the topic the review represents, and your overall thesis/argument (i.e., which review is more effective).
● An analysis of the artifact (your answers to the questions below, elaborating on them, and pointing to evidence within the reviews to support your answers).
● A conclusion that summarizes your text and explains how your analysis might help your audience.
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