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Both 1-sided argumentative and 2-sided argumentative require you to talk about the pro and con sides.
The main difference is, for one sided-argumentative, you choose either the pro or con side, and you argue for that side only, against the other. For two sided-argumentative, you first argue for one side, say the pro side, against the con side, then you switch role, to argue for the con side against the pro side.
For two sided argumentative, you can play the objective role without taking a position, or you can still take a pro or con position. If you take a position, after you argue for each side, you would play a third party role, to compare the arguments for the two sides (as though these arguments have been presented by two groups of people, not yourself), and then choose your side, to argue for it.
Brief Proforma Examples:
Topic: One sided argumentative is a more effective way to gain support for your idea.
Proforma example 1: for One-sided Argumentative:
1. statement of your choice/decision
2. list and describe pros
3. list and describe cons
4. analyse and compare pros and cons
5. conclusion, and confirmation of your decision
Proforma example 2: for Two-sided Argumentative:
1. Introduction:
There have been valid arguments that One-sided argumentative is a more effective way to gain support for your ideas. At the same time, there are also valid arguments that Two-sided argumentative is more effective.
Part 1:
For those of us who believe one-sided argumentative is more effective, the following is the essence of that view.
[now argue for one-sided in a similar manner as in proforma 1]
Part 2:
For those of us who believe two-sided argumentative is more effective, the following is the essence of that view.
[now argue for two-sided in a similar manner as in proforma 1]
*conclusion section if a position is taken.
Assess the arguments and part 1 and part2 and state your decision.
*** The above is just a simple format for illustration, hope it helps.