EAP I Assignment One - Essay Plan: E-cigarettes - Pros & Cons

This EAP I essay plan provides a structured outline for an essay on e-cigarettes. The plan begins with an introduction that provides background information on the introduction of e-cigarettes and their promotion. The body paragraphs focus on the advantages and disadvantages of e-cigarettes, including their potential as a healthier alternative for smokers and their role in lowering tobacco consumption, as well as the harmful chemicals they contain and their negative impact on youth. The plan includes a conclusion that acknowledges both sides of the debate. The plan also lists four academic sources, including journal articles, to support the arguments. The essay plan is designed to help students organize their thoughts and research for their essay assignment.

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EAP I Assignment One – Essay Plan
Read the “Assignment 1 Guidelines” carefully before completing this essay plan. Submit the
hard copy of this essay plan to your lecturer in lesson 8, and upload the softcopy to SOUL.
Essay Topic
Introduction (write in point form)
Background
 E-cigarette was introduced in market in 2003 as a substitute to tobacco cigarette
 E-cigarette promoted on the global level in 2007 when it entered in US market.
 Evidence related to E-cigarette in terms of pros and corns has been explored.
Body Paragraphs
(write ONE topic sentence in each box below; grammar must be correct)
Advantage 1 E-cigarette act better option for chance smokes in terms of health
Advantage 2 E-cigarette helps in lowering tobacco consumption in the society.
Disadvantage 1 E-cigarette contains harmful chemicals that impacts DNA of human body.
Disadvantage 2 E-cigarette has negative impact on healthy of youth in terms of cancer risk.
Conclusion
 I believe that E-cigarette have both advantage and dis advantage but it depends on the
viewpoint of different people. From chain smoke point of view it offers advantage but
from general point of view it is risk to health.
Academic Source 1
Type of resource: Full names of all authors:
(a)
Academic
(b) Mirbolouk, Mohammadhassan, Paniz Charkhchi, Olusola A.
Orimoloye, SM Iftekhar Uddin, Sina Kianoush, Rana Jaber & Aruni
Bhatnagar, (2019), (2019). E-cigarette use without a history of
combustible cigarette smoking among US adults: behavioral risk
factor surveillance system, 2016. Annals of internal medicine
(c)Academic (d) Cullen, Karen A., Andrea S. Gentzke, Michael D. Sawdey,
Joanne T. Chang, Gabriella M. Anic, Teresa W. Wang, MeLisa R.

Creamer, Ahmed Jamal, Bridget K. Ambrose, and Brian A. King.
(2019)E-Cigarette use among youth in the United States,
2019. Jama
Academic Source 2
Type of resource: Full names of all authors:
(a)Academic (b) Chen, Julia Cen, Kerry Green, Craig Fryer, and Dina
Borzekowski (2019) (2019). Perceptions about e-cigarette flavors: a
qualitative investigation of young adult cigarette smokers who use
e-cigarettes. Addiction Research & Theory
(c)
Academic
(d) ueloz, Sébastien, and Jean-François Etter (2019). An online
survey of users of tobacco vaporizers, reasons and modes of
utilization, perceived advantages and perceived risks. BMC public
health
Academic Source 3
Type of resource: Full names of all authors:
(a) Academic (b) Voos, Natalie, Lisa Kaiser, Martin C. Mahoney, Clara M.
Bradizza, Lynn T. Kozlowski, Neal L. Benowitz, Richard J.
O'Connor, and Maciej L. Goniewicz (2019). Randomized within‐
subject trial to evaluate smokers’ initial perceptions, subjective
effects and nicotine delivery across six vaporized nicotine
products. Addiction
(c) Academic (d) Farrell, Justine Rapp, and Anne M. (2019). Hamby Vaping
Viewpoints: A Multi‐Segment Understanding of E‐Cigarette Risk
Perceptions. Journal of Consumer Affairs
Academic Source 4
Type of resource: Full names of all authors:
(a) Academic (b) Górski, Paweł. (2019). E-cigarettes or heat-not-burn tobacco
products—advantages or disadvantages for the lungs of
smokers. Advances in respiratory medicine
(c) Academic (d) Ho, Weiguang, Christopher D. Jones, Daniel Widdowson, and
Hilal Bahia (2019). Bromelain-based enzymatic debridement of e-
cigarette burns: a single unit experience. Journal of wound care