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What is one way to evaluate evidence?
What is one way to evaluate evidence?
- By selecting the source with the most citations
- By determining which set of information has been duplicated with similar results (correct)
- By choosing the most recent source available
- By picking the source with the longest publication history
Why is it important to cite duplicating studies when evaluating evidence?
Why is it important to cite duplicating studies when evaluating evidence?
- To acknowledge the original study's credibility (correct)
- To demonstrate the variety of sources used
- To avoid plagiarism
- To show support for the original study's findings
When is it better to use more recent sources for supplying current data?
When is it better to use more recent sources for supplying current data?
- For demographic information
- For historical information
- For facts, figures, statistics, and definitions (correct)
- For population statistics
Why is it important to read the methods section in a study?
Why is it important to read the methods section in a study?
When should you list all sources, even if you didn't use information from some of them?
When should you list all sources, even if you didn't use information from some of them?
What is a general rule of thumb for finding sources to use in academic writing?
What is a general rule of thumb for finding sources to use in academic writing?
Why must every source used in writing be cited?
Why must every source used in writing be cited?
Which templates are commonly utilized for citing sources?
Which templates are commonly utilized for citing sources?
What is a primary source?
What is a primary source?
What is the best type of source to use in academic writing?
What is the best type of source to use in academic writing?
What is expected when using outside sources in essays?
What is expected when using outside sources in essays?
What should be the characteristic of the best sources?
What should be the characteristic of the best sources?
What should you do if there is disagreement around facts, figures, or statistics in sources?
What should you do if there is disagreement around facts, figures, or statistics in sources?
What is a secondary source?
What is a secondary source?
What are possible sources to use for essay research?
What are possible sources to use for essay research?