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After studying this chapter, you should be able to:
1.
Explain the criteria for high-quality information.
2.
Reject claims based solely on anecdotes, testimonials, and opinions.
3.
Recognize the fallibility of polls and experts.
4.
Investigate impressive-sounding names of organizations.
5.
Know how to scrutinize Internet sites for signs of bias and deception.
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Avoid plagiarism.
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Give proper credit to sources.
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Avoid improper use of copyrighted materials.





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