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Which groups' perspectives might you look for on a health issue, and what must you add?: Patients and families (cost, waiting), health workers (workload), governments (health versus budget), businesses (vested interest in sales), international bodies and cultural or religious groups. Always add why: the reason or value behind each view.
Why is self-reported evidence weaker than measured evidence?: "I exercise daily" is weaker than recorded attendance: people may misremember or give the answer they think is wanted.
Can one personal story prove a national trend?: No. One case is testimony, not proof of a pattern.
What does AO1 (Research, analysis and evaluation) cover?: Identifying and analysing issues, arguments and perspectives; analysing and evaluating evidence, reasoning and sources; developing a line of reasoning. It is assessed in all three components and is all of Component 1.
What does AO2 (Reflection) ask for, and where is it assessed?: Considering different perspectives objectively and with empathy, and justifying your own perspective with evidence and reasoning. It is assessed in Components 2 and 3, not in the Written Exam.
What does AO3 (Communication and collaboration) cover?: Presenting arguments, evidence and perspectives clearly and with structure, including citations and references, and contributing to the Team Project.