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Check the argument before you submit the paper.
A polished draft can still make a leap its evidence does not support. Arbitir helps you find possible cognitive bias and weak reasoning in your paper, so you can return to the passages that need another look.
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Turn a finding into a better revision.
Examine the findings
Read the grouped findings, explanations, severity labels, and quoted passages. Check whether each flag accurately describes what you wrote.
Use your judgment
Revisit the evidence, narrow an overstated conclusion, or address an alternative explanation. You make the revision and decide what belongs in the final paper.
An illustrative use case
A question to bring back to the text.
A paper uses three supportive interviews to claim that every family agrees. Ask whether that sample can support the conclusion, and what evidence would make the claim more defensible.
See a finding from a live testUnderstand the limits
Arbitir does not verify every citation, guarantee a grade, or prove whether a paper was written with AI. Follow your course rules and check sources directly.
Arbitir checks a defined set of tactics expressed in text. It cannot guarantee detection of every cognitive bias. Long sources may be shortened to account limits; check the words analyzed.
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