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Substantiated conclusion — GCSE Citizenship Studies Definition

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GCSE Citizenship Studies · key term

Substantiated conclusion

Definition

A judgement supported by relevant evidence and reasons.

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AQA GCSE Citizenship Studies · 8100

Paper 1, Paper 2

A final judgement supported by evidence and reasons.
A substantiated conclusion is a final judgement supported by evidence and reasons. It answers the question you investigated and explains why your judgement is justified.
Revise: Forming Hypotheses and Reasoned Arguments
Revise: Application of Citizenship Skills

AQA Citizenship Studies past papers

Related key terms

Evidence
Hypothesis
Bias
Case study
Citizenship action

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Edexcel GCSE Citizenship Studies · 1CS0

Paper 2

A judgement supported by relevant evidence and explained reasoning.
Revise: Representation of Viewpoints

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