Typical Questions
- "Based on the texts, how would the researchers in Text 2 most likely respond to the argument in the underlined portion of Text 1?"
- "Based on the texts, both Researcher A and Researcher B would most likely agree with which statement?"
How to Approach
- Detect different lenses (e.g., ethics vs economics)
- Disagreement lies in how or why a topic is framed (e.g., economic vs. ethical)
- Subtle difference in emphasis or lens, not claim
Typical Trap and Quick Fix
- Missing perspective, even if facts agree
- Ask: "What type of argument lens is this—moral, scientific, practical?"
Signal Clues
- framed as, seen through the lens of; perspective markers: moral vs. scientific, etc.