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Name a primary source.
Think of original materials.
What characteristic makes a research question strong?
Consider what makes a question guide your research.
What is a primary source?
Think about sources that provide first-hand information.
True or False: Secondary sources are always more reliable than primary sources.
Consider specific circumstances instead of thinking generally.
You are tasked to research the effects of social media on youth. Formulate five effective research questions and justify your choices.
Remember to think in terms of specific aspects of social media and its effects.
Evaluate the credibility of a research article from an unknown website claiming to debunk climate change science. What steps will you take using the C.R.A.A.P. test?
Go through each aspect of the C.R.A.A.P. in order and take notes.
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