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    Wikipedia- is it a credible and valid source of information? Wikipedia is a free online encyclopedia. It contains millions of articles and depends mainly on volunteers and contributors to ensure that information are up to date. This is an open source that anyone can add and edit articles; so information may not always be accurate. It is the quickest and easier way to gain general knowledge on a specific topic. An encyclopedia is generally not a good source of reference in a paper; rather it can

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    and they do not do anything good. He explains this to Montag by stating three claims that all support his opinion. These claims are: the need for intelligence was cut down when technology had started to advance; books do not make everybody happy‚ they offend at least somebody which makes controversy throughout the globe; and books make people worry about things that they should not being worrying about. The first claim that Beatty had made was that knowledge or need for intelligence was cut down

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    Claims and Arguments A. Statement- or claim is an assertion that something is or is not the case; it is either true or B. Argument- an argument is a group of statements‚ one of which is supposed to be supported by the rest. In an argument the supporting statements are known as premises; the statement being supported is known as a conclusion. C. Indicator Words- are terms that often appear in arguments and signal that a premise or conclusion may be nearby. Arguments Good and Bad

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    Evaluating A Claim Bullying is a major problem in schools everywhere around the nation but nobody really knows the effects that bullying has on children in the future. Well‚ Louis (2013) takes a look into the lasting effects of bullying in her article “Effects of Bullying Last Into Adulthood‚ Study Finds”. Louis (2013) claims that children involved in bullying whether it be the victim‚ the bully‚ or both are more likely to have psychiatric problems going into adulthood. However‚ the question

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    Claim: It is permissible for companies to only hire employees with appearances that meet the company brand and image expectation. Explanation of the claim: Certain companies rely heavily on offering customers an experience when purchasing or using their services. Such an experience hopes to establish a company image‚ reputation‚ and more importantly profitability. These companies reserve that hiring employees‚ spokespersons‚ and promoters with a certain look creates an atmosphere that appeals

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    CDC Seeks $40M to Modernize Infectious Disease Tracking Tools Yasmila Lazara Morales Galen College of Nursing CDC Seeks $40M to Modernize Infectious Disease Tracking Tools The Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is requesting$6.6 billion in 2014’s budget. Out of $6.6 billion‚ $434.4 million will be used to modernize infectious disease outbreaks investigation‚ reduce healthcare-associated infection‚ and food safety. The CDC is requesting $40 million for advanced molecular detection

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    Isabel Miranda Dineen Juventus August 28‚ 2014 John Smith as a Narrator John Smith is not a credible narrator because he is writing a third person narrative about himself; therefore there is not more than one perspective neither more than one point of view. This gives his writing a possibility of being subjective. One of the main reasons I believe that John Smith is not a credible narrator is because his point of views and perspectives are biased. This also brings up the possibility of him over

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    To make communication credible Creativity is symbolic. Creativity is directly proportional to the source of your information. To sound credible you have to plug away whole box of thoughts you hold. In short‚ you have to advertise the dawn of your communication message. Few habits that will absolutely nourish your credibility will be Read as much as you can Read whatever gets in your hands; let it be a piece of newspaper‚ a comic book‚ a flyer or any article running in the side of your computer

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    What Makes a Credible Paper? When writing an essay‚ the person providing information can easily make a statement and fail to reference it’s credible source. There are steps that can be taken to ensure the information is cited correctly. This takes place with every type of paper that is written that provides facts or statements. A research paper can easily be frowned upon just because sources are not referenced‚ or they are not credible. Information will be provided how to write a paper and reference

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    engine‚ a directory‚ or some combination of these two. Because there is so much information on the Web‚ good and bad‚ finding what you want is not an exact science and can be time consuming. There are things that you have to consider when finding credible resources. Here are a few examples of what to look out for. 1. Is there any evidence that the author of the Web information has some authority in the field about which she or he is providing information? What are the author’s qualifications‚

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