State these clearly and accurately. Identify your authority, factual basis, or theoretical underpinnings. Active use and analysis of your basis in relation to your thesis. Items 2 and 3 are obviously related. There is not need to separate them, just be sure to have both present.
Separation is usually artificial.
A clear and unequivocal conclusion. It is best to include in this portion your personal judgment on the matter and the reasons for that judgment. B. Do not rely on generalizations alone. When you writing, back up what you write. The same holds for other materials that you may rely on whether from science, economics, or history.