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kotykmax [81]
3 years ago
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Cassie is giving a speech about the rising cost of higher education. In her first main point, she talks about how high the cost

of a college education has become and explains why this has made college unattainable for many students. In her second main point, she talks about the reasons that college has become so expensive. In her third main point, she provides recommendations for reducing the cost of a college education and making it accessible for all students. Which pattern of organization is Cassie using?
A. Problem-solution
B. Comparative advantages
C. Problem-cause-solution
D. Monroe's motivated sequence
Business
1 answer:
blsea [12.9K]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

C. Problem-cause-solution

Explanation:

A problem-cause-solution pattern is an approach of critical thinking that is factual and evaluative.  The pattern is used in presentations,  writing case studies, and scientific reports.  Academicians and business people use this pattern in submitting their proposals.

The pattern first defines the problems. Analysis and diagnosis then follow. The stage involves an evaluation of processes and causes that contribute to the problem. Lastly, the pattern suggests solutions to the discussed challenges.

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