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This AP Research study guide covers evidence: defining evidence, finding evidence (print, nonprint, and digital databases), choosing evidence wisely (relevance, quality, and audience using the S.A.R.C.C. acronym), using evidence effectively, and the importance of reasoning. It also includes practice questions and exam tips covering evidence types, source credibility, applying evidence, and avoiding pitfalls like cherry-picking.
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Question 1 of 11
What is the primary role of evidence in a research paper? 🤔
To confuse the reader with complex information
To support claims and arguments made by the researcher
To add length to the paper
To showcase the researcher's knowledge on different topics