How to Use Evidence That Actually Proves Your Point

How to Use Evidence That Actually Proves Your Point (Not Just Filler)

Random quotes = C. Strategic evidence = A. Here’s how.

1. Match Evidence to Claim

Claim: “FOMO harms sleep” → Evidence: “68% check feeds at bedtime (Jones, 2025)”

2. 3 Types of Evidence

• Stats (quant)
• Studies (peer-reviewed)
• Examples (real or hypo)

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4. Introduce & Explain

“According to a 2025 Pew study, 70% of teens…” → “This shows FOMO disrupts rest…”

5. Cite Correctly

APA: (Smith, 2025)
MLA: (Smith 23)

6. Avoid Overload

1–2 pieces per paragraph. Quality > quantity.

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