Inquiry and Research Oral and Written Communication

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Nonverbal Communication

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facial expressions, gestures, physical actions

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Source Relevancy

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information that directly helps answer the research question

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Citation

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reference to a source of information, such as a book, article, or website, used to support a statement or claim, typically including details like the author's name, the title of the work, and the publication date

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Attribution

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giving credit to the creator or source of a piece of work or information, acknowledging their contribution and allowing others to know where the information came from

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Peer-Reviewed Journal

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a high quality source of information which uses experts to screen each article submitted to the publication. Example: The New England Journal of Medicine.

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Unreliable Source

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information presented in an informal way without documentation, and no author/publisher information. Example: anonymous blog article.

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Liability

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the state of being legally responsible for something

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Memorized Presentation

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word-for-word delivery from memory

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Keyword (Research)

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specific, relevant search terms

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Bibliography

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a list of all the sources explored in the research process