Collecting and Handling Information

There are 6 stages to collect the information such as Locating Sources of relevant information, Obtaining the Information, Sorting and Grouping your Findings, Evaluating your Findings, Prioritizing your Findings, and Ackowledging your resources.

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In prioritizing your findings, you can highlighted the key findings, put every findings into the report, and aim the reports for everything readers need to know.

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Strength is one of the key factors by which the reliability of information should be judged.

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Every finding is equally important to a report.

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It is better to depend on luck rather than making sure of any information we need. 

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If the subject is controversial, the argument for both (all) cases should have been presented.

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The two aspects to evaluating your findings include: the reliability and the significance of the findings.

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We should not be wary of statements without supporting evidence.

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Evidence is strong when it is in agreement with the general body of knowledge.

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Information is still accurate even if it is out of date.

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