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    a lot of money

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    Having a pet can improve
    your mood.
    a. What kind of statement is this? Is this an
    opinion or a fact?
    b. Do you agree with the informed opinion that
    having a pet can improve one’s mood?
    c. What pieces of evidence were cited to support
    such opinion?
    d. What is your stand on this informed opinion?
    An informed opinion is a person’s belief, idea, or
    way of thinking about something based on
    information gathered. This type of opinion is
    formed by gathering ideas from different points of
    view.

    Example:
    Having a pet can improve your mood.
    A stand is a person’s attitude towards a particular issue
    or opinion. A person’s stand may either support or
    contradict an idea expressed in an informed opinion.

    Example: Owning a pet can help reduce stress you are feeling
    amid the health crisis. According to studies, spending time
    with your pet can trigger an increased level of oxytocin, also
    known as the "love hormone."
    Making a stand means making a firm position
    in defense or opposition of an informed
    opinion. You need to support your statement by
    providing evidence like proof or testimony
    based on facts.
    Study the informed opinion. Look for possible sources from
    which the
    author’s view was taken.
    To carefully analyze the author’s opinion, you may consider the
    following
    questions:
    1. Is the source of the informed opinion reliable?
    2. Are there bases like proofs or facts that support the author’s
    opinion?
    Decide on your stand. After studying the informed opinion, it is
    time for you to decide whether to agree or disagree with the
    author’s statements. Your decision will depend on your
    judgement, feelings, or even from your personal experiences
    about the topic. However, you must remember that though you
    are free to choose a stand, the proofs or facts you have gathered
    must always be your bases in making a
    stand.
    Present your stand. State your opinion based on your stand on
    the topic. Explain why you agreed or disagreed with the
    informed opinion that was presented. Enumerate your reasons
    to support your point of view. Study the example below:

    a. Your opinion:
    I agree that owning a pet reduces stress.
    b. Reasons:
    I am a pet owner too and I have experienced it.
    I felt lonely during the series of lockdowns brought about by
    the pandemic. I missed playing with my friends outside. I am
    glad that whenever I feel sad, my pet cat would always brush
    her body on my legs. It tickles and makes me laugh. She
    always cheers me up.
    Truly, having pets makes you happy!
    Provide evidence. Support your stand with pieces of evidence you have
    gathered. Present facts, proofs, and bases to show that you are certain
    about the side that you have taken.
    I have gathered testimonies from my friends. We all have
    the same experience. Our pets uplift our mood and keep away
    the stress we feel.
    According to an article from HelpGuide.org, pets,
    especially dogs and cats, can reduce stress, anxiety, and
    depression, ease loneliness, encourage exercise and
    playfulness, and even improve your cardiovascular health.

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