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01 The Definition of cause-and -effect essay 02 The structure of cause-andeffect essay 03

01 The Definition of cause-and -effect essay 02 The structure of cause-andeffect essay 03 The example of cause-andeffect essay

The Definition

The Definition

A cause and effect essay looks at the reasons (or causes) for something, then

A cause and effect essay looks at the reasons (or causes) for something, then discusses the results (or effects). For this reason, cause and effect essays are sometimes referred to as reason and result essays. They are one of the most common forms of organization in academic writing. Sometimes the whole essay will be cause and effect, though sometimes this may be only part of the whole essay. It is also possible, especially for short exam essays, that only the causes or the effects, not both, are discussed.

The Structure There are two main ways to structure a cause and effect essay.

The Structure There are two main ways to structure a cause and effect essay. These are similar to the ways to structure problem-solution essay, namely using a block or a chain structure. For the block structure, all of the causes are listed first, and all of the effects are listed afterwards. For the chain structure, each cause is followed immediately by the effect. Usually that effect will then be the cause of the next effect, which is why this structure is called 'chain'. Both types of structure have their merits. The former is generally clearer, especially for shorter essays, while the latter ensures that any effects you present relate directly to the causes you have given.

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The Example THE EFFECT OF LACK OF SLEEP Insert the ofever your subtitle Here

The Example THE EFFECT OF LACK OF SLEEP Insert the ofever your subtitle Here A lack of sleep seems pervasive. We are sleeping lesstitle than before, some studies have shown. Our lives are becoming more and more busy with each passing era, and even children are suffering from sleep deprivation due to all the activities they are engaging in. In light of these issues, it is important to know the effects of a lack of sleep. The most common effects of sleep deprivation are drowsiness during the day, experiencing microsleeps, a difficulty concentrating, impulsive behavior, a difficulty learning, and lower physical immunity. Drowsiness is a noticeable effect of a lack of sleep. In fact, it is quite dangerous, as according to Web. MD, “Drowsiness can slow reaction time as much as driving drunk. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration estimates that fatigue is a cause in 100, 000 auto crashes and 1, 550 crash-related deaths a year in the U. S. The problem is greatest among people under 25 years old” (Peri, Camille). Therefore, we have to be careful not to become sleepy during the day in order to not harm others. In addition to regular drowsiness, we can experience microsleeps due to sleep deprivation. Once again, these occurrences are hazardous, as Health. Line states that, “During these episodes, you’ll fall asleep for a few seconds or minutes without realizing it. Microsleep is out of your control and can be extremely dangerous if you’re driving. It can also make you more prone to injury due to trips and falls” (“ 11 Effects of Sleep Deprivation on Your Body”). In order to avoid microsleep, you must get at least six hours of sleep a night. In the same vein, concentration becomes more difficult with a lack of sleep. According to Healthline, “Sleep deprivation leaves your brain exhausted, so it can’t perform its duties as well. You may also find it more difficult to concentrate or learn new things. The signals your body sends may also come at a delay, decreasing your coordination skills and increasing your risks for accidents” (“ 11 Effects of Sleep Deprivation on Your Body”). A lack of concentration can also affect us seriously at work, where this function is often the name of the game

With a lack of concentration can come impulsive behaviour. A study on the link

With a lack of concentration can come impulsive behaviour. A study on the link between this characteristic and sleep deprivation noted that, “Patients with impulse control disorders often report sleep problems, and sleep deprivation even in healthy individuals impairs cognition, decision-making, and perhaps impulse control” (Acheson, A, et al. ). In general, neglecting sleep can cause harmful, impulsive behaviour. Not only does not getting enough sleep make us impulsive, but also not as smart. According to Web. MD, “Sleep plays a critical role in thinking and learning. First, it impairs attention, alertness, concentration, reasoning, and problem solving. This makes it more difficult to learn efficiently” (Peri, Camille). So, if you want to learn and have all the engines firing up there, so to speak, it is best to sleep the minimum amount to perform well mentally. Sometimes people wonder why they get sick so often. The reason might be that you are not sleeping enough. In fact, sleep deprivation has been linked to acquiring sickness easier through a deficiency in immunity. According to Healthline, “Sleep deprivation prevents your immune system from building up its forces. If you don’t get enough sleep, your body may not be able to fend off invaders. It may also take you longer to recover from illness” (“ 11 Effects of Sleep Deprivation on Your Body”). It is also known that long-term sleep deprivation causes one to be more prone towards getting diabetes and heart disease. There are many other effects that could be listed when speaking about how a lack of sleep affects our well-being. However, these examples are the most apparent. Ponder them the next time you want to sleep less, or you have scheduled only a short time for sleep. Works Cited Peri, Camille. “ 10 Things to Hate About Sleep Loss. ” Web. MD, www. webmd. com/sleep-disorders/features/10 results-sleep-loss. “ 11 Effects of Sleep Deprivation on Your Body. ” Healthline, Healthline Media, www. healthline. com/health/sleepdeprivation/effects-on-body#4. Acheson, A, et al. “Effects of Sleep Deprivation on Impulsive Behaviors in Men and Women. ” Physiology & Behavior. , U. S. National Library of Medicine, 15 Aug. 2007, www. ncbi. nlm. nih. gov/pubmed/17477941.

Exercises Direction: 1. Please create your own cause-and-effect essay 2. the essay should include

Exercises Direction: 1. Please create your own cause-and-effect essay 2. the essay should include the structure of essay, you can choose between 2(two) type of structure 3. The essay should not more than 650 words 4. The topic of the essay must related to health GOOD LUCK…. .

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