Module 6 - Activity 2
Activity 1 : : Activity 2 : : Activity 3 : : Activity 4
Activity 2: Key Questions and Concepts
- How do readers access information on a given topic from multiple sources?
- What is primary research, and how is it done?
- What is secondary research, and what is its value in comparison to primary research?
- How do readers determine the accuracy of information in a given source?
- How do readers distinguish between fact and opinion?
- How do readers determine the relevance of information as they read?
- How is plagiarism defined and what are its characteristics?
- What are the American Psychological Association (APA) conventions for in-text or parenthetical citation and for reference page citation?
- What is an annotated bibliography?
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