1) I am an undergraduate student at a small liberal arts college that is also a military academy tasked with exploring a research topic for a junior-level course that focuses on modern colonial empires and the decolonization of the British Empire. For my research project, I want to investigate the role and impact of [research topic ] within the context of British colonial rule and the subsequent decolonization process. What are some prompts I can use to explore this topic?
2) I am an undergraduate student at a small liberal arts college tasked with exploring a research topic for a junior-level course that focuses on modern colonial empires and the decolonization of the Japanese Empire. For my research project, I want to investigate the role and impact of [research topic] within the context of Japanese colonial rule and the subsequent decolonization process. What are some prompts I can use to explore this topic?
3) Task 1: Generate a comprehensive list of synonyms, broader terms, and narrower terms for the given concepts separated by commas. Example 1: Concept: Hispanic or Latino Synonyms: Hispanic or Latino are Hispanic Americans, Hispanic American, Hispanics, Latinos, Latino, Latinas, Latina, Latinx, Latine, Latin Americans in the United States, United States Latin American, United States Latin Americans. Broader terms: ethnicity, nationality, nationalities, ethnic groups, ethnic group, minorities, people of color. Narrow terms: Spanish Americans, Spanish American, Puerto Ricans, Puerto Rican, Cuban Americans, Cuban American, Mexican Americans, Mexican American. Example 2: Concept: academic achievement Synonyms: Scholastic achievement, school achievement Broader terms: achievement, education Narrow terms: academic achievement motivation, academic achievement prediction, academic overachievement, academic underachievement, achievement gap, college academic achievement, mathematics achievement, reaching achievement, science achievement Example 3: Concept: edible plants Synonyms: edible plants, edible plant, food plants, food plant Broader terms: plant, plants Narrow terms: edible grains, cereal grain, cereal grains, whole grains, fruits, vegetables
Task 2: Use Boolean operators like AND, OR, and NOT to combine these terms and create effective logical search queries that include two or more main concepts for the research topic. For instance, you could search for "Hispanic or Latino AND academic achievement" to find information on academic achievement of Hispanic or Latino students.
Research Topic: [insert main concepts of research topic separated by commas here]
Major: [insert major or broad subject here]
Course Level: [insert course level here]
Course Topic: [insert course topic here]
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Please note: The Chicago Manual of Style, 17th Edition, has not officially released recommendations for referencing ChatBots and other forms of Artificial Intelligence. Please be sure to check back frequently for any updates.
This citation recommendation is for use in class assignments at the University of Waterloo where you have been asked to use AI generated text as part of your work and provide a reference.
FOOTNOTE OR ENDNOTE:
OpenAI's ChatGPT, response to query from author, February 15, 2023.
BIBLIOGRAPHIC REFERENCE:
Author’s (Parent Company) Medium, Response to “Query in quotes.” Name of Website, Parent
Company, Date accessed, URL.
OpenAI’s ChatGPT, Response to “Explain to general audiences the possible causes and effects of climate
change.” ChatGPT, OpenAI, February 15, 2023, https://chatgpt.pro/.
From: https://subjectguides.uwaterloo.ca/chatgpt_generative_ai
