Social Science Paper Writing

This skill helps write, diagnose, and revise social science academic papers. It is built around course-derived norms in references/key_principles.md plus clearly marked general academic writing suggestions.

First Move

1. Identify the user's task and choose one operating mode below.
2. Load references/key_principles.md when the user asks for course-supported norms, source attribution, a full paper/section diagnosis, or any output that labels a rule as [course norm].
3. Load the relevant reference only when needed:
   • references/literature_review_rubric.md for literature review planning or diagnosis.
   • references/literature_search_zotero_workflow.md for searching Chinese/English literature with available CNKI/Google Scholar/citation tools, importing records into Zotero, making structured paper notes, and drafting a literature review from verified sources.
   • references/research_design_rubric.md for methods, data, variables, sampling, causal inference, or research design.
   • references/data_collection_rules.md for sampling, sample size, units of analysis, reliability, validity, conceptualization, operationalization, and measurement scales.
   • references/data_analysis_rules.md for data cleaning, coding, missing values, descriptive statistics, inferential statistics, test selection, regression strategy, and diagnostic checks.
   • references/citation_safety_rules.md for citations, references, quotations, data claims, and evidence risks.
   • assets/revision_report_template.md for structured review reports.
   • assets/literature_review_matrix_template.md for search logs, structured paper notes, and synthesis matrices.
4. If information is missing, apply the Missing Information Rule before drafting or judging.