Recreating the actual ladder with a short discussion. Be sure to include a statement somewhere that reflects this and cites the book. Something like
According to Nelson (2011) the Ladder of Inference..
OR some people have been creative and included the discussion within the actual ladder. Now if you cant make a ladder use bullet points, label each step and then define the relationship have a BRIEF discussion. Nelson, page 301 has the best summary and focus for the brief discussion. For example:
Observable date- what is observed? How can this add to drawing our own conclusions?
free to be creative! Ive had student write their info on an actual picture of a ladder. Be sure to label each ladder step as well if you do this! And then they referenced the picture.
HINT!!! Be sure to look at ALL OF THE RELATIONSHIPS Mia has to contend with. There is an extra relationship that the book example does not include. The assignment should be no longer than about 2 pages maximum and is worth 5 points.
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