Q&A for How to Write a Reaction Paper

The parts of a reaction paper are (in order) the introduction of the given topic, the body of the topic, and the conclusion of the given topic.

It depends on your topic and level of writing skills. In general, a reaction paper is an easier paper to write than others (like research papers).

A reaction paper is never wrong - it's based on your opinion. Just make sure you understand your topic well and use evidence to support your opinions.

It will be effective if it shows your opinion on a specific position, but you make sure to still discuss another position.

Reaction papers include research papers, sample essays, argumentative or persuasive essays, narrative, descriptive and reaction/response essays, or comparison/contrast and cause/effect essays.

No. You can write your paper by hand if you would prefer.

It depends on the parameters you're given, but generally, a reaction paper should be 1-5 pages in length.

Determine what type of reaction paper you want to write and go from there. If you want to do a response essay, pick something in the story that really jumped out at you and write about that.

You can gather any and all written documents regarding leadership training to then break down and assess, and begin your paper from there.

It depends on what your instructions and guidelines but generally, they are 1-5 pages long.