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: Build a "mind map" or structured list of the sections you need (Introduction, Body Paragraphs, Conclusion) [2].

: Create a one-sentence summary that explains the main point of your paper [3, 9].

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: Narrow your topic down to a specific question you want to answer (e.g., "What are the effects of policy X on poverty?") [5].

: Start with a hook to grab the reader's attention and clearly state your topic [3].

: Use "multistep anticipation" to predict what reviewers might criticize and address those points early in your text [16]. 3. Writing and Drafting

: Summarize your findings and restate why your research matters. 4. Reviewing