Michele Dauber is quite a piece of work.

Black models fill TV commercials and mail-order catalogs.
Even if you buy men’s clothing from fairly high-end Brooks Brothers, which I assume Art Deco does not, you are subjected to black fashion models (and only Ivy-educated blacks buy from Brooks!). Land’s End is another example.

Of course, none of these black models resemble Michelle. They all resemble Barack, a half-European with East African pigment and features, unlike the blacker-than-black West Africans, whence American slaves all came from.

It is bizarre, since blacks are only 13% of the population, and their median incomes are lower. So we are being led down a path into the land of diversity, never mind black violent crime rates, single parent households, number of abortions, and a “culture” that features anger, often explosively so, when an “injustice” is alleged. Facts simply do not matter.

So we have BLM, and people who have said “All Lives Matter” are castigated in temples of higher education.

Good luck, America. It’s been good to know you.

https://www.powerlineblog.com/archives/2020/09/stanford-prof-inanely-attacks-harvard-prof-for-praising-amy-barrett.php

Someone took exception to something you said. You might try getting over it.

It’s a conclusory statement, not the meat of the paper. I think you do it according to spec, you have a statement of your hypothesis, describe and illustrate your model, discuss methods of data gathering, and report results and analyses. The conclusory statement is in reference to your initial hypothesis. I suppose you can indicate preferences (and there are normative suppositions encoded in to why you think the question is worth investigating), but it’s not necessary. Your complaint is what, that she wrote a mediocre thesis? Happens a great deal.

It’s not imaginative literature. It’s written in the idiom of research papers.

The two are not different at all. Term papers commonly incorporate research projects of one sort or another.