Wk. 6 Ethics: Ch. 1.5 and 12.2 (24-26 and 322)

Which of the following is an appropriate way of maintaining ethics in your research?

• Forcing a specific outcome by skewing research

• Expecting more from your sources than they can provide

• Tailoring your credibility to the audience's needs

• Giving credit when quoting or paraphrasing

What is a problem statement?

• A brief explanation of who your research helps/is intended for

• A summary of all of your sources

• The question you need to answer at the end of your research

• Your first sentence that summarizes your argument

"Research that was done previously for another purpose" is the definition of what?

• Secondary research

• Primary research

• Search engines

• Evidence for a claim

What is the difference between quoting a source and paraphrasing it?

• Paraphrasing doesn't require citations and quotations do

• Paraphrasing is putting the authors ideas into your own words and quoting reproduces the content exactly

• Quoting doesn't require citations

• Paraphrasing is plagiarism, so you should only use quotes

You must preserve the intended message of the original content when you paraphrase, quote, or summarize.

• True

• False