Professional Documents
Culture Documents
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Source Requirements
Two Academic Sources (from Peer-Reviewed Journals)
Name the Journals:
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Two or More Additional Credible Sources (i.e. Psych Today; NYTimes; the Atlantic)
Name the source publishers or organization:
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2. ____________________________________________________________________________
3. (Optional) _____________________________________________________________________
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Source Quality
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Rigorous & Relevant Sources: Sources are highly informative, connect to your research question/idea,
and are useful to your specific argument.
Source Credibility: Sources can be trusted in scholarly research. Author credentials, publisher
information and source content have been evaluated for credibility. Sources are authoritative and meet an
academic standard for research.
Advancing Your Research & Ideas: Source information is specific and detailed enough to help you
define your issue/event, make connections, draw conclusions and answer your research question.
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Citation Formatting:
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Source has proper APA citation including the author, date, article title, journal title, url.!
Relevant/Useful Source Selection: Sources are credible, informative, and highly relevant to the topic; Sources add greatly
to research potential.
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Source Summary:
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Comprehensively and succinctly describes and offers insight into source material.
Evaluation of Credibility: Explains why the source can be trusted in scholarly research. Author credentials, publisher
information and critique of the source content is included.
Advancing Your Research--Explains in great detail how the resource helps you define your problem, make connections,