
Critical Analysis
Critical does not mean negative. It means not taking the source's word for it.

"Needs more critical analysis" is the most common comment on British and Australian feedback sheets, and the least helpful. In practice it means: stop reporting what the source says and start asking whether it is well evidenced, who disagrees, and what it assumes. We show you where in your own draft that move was missing, and write it in.
What you get
- Claims separated from the evidence behind them
- Method and sample of each study weighed
- Competing findings set against each other
- Assumptions in the source named
- Your own position argued, not implied
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