Paraphrasing/Note Taking for Research
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The document discusses proper citation and avoiding plagiarism when taking notes for research papers. It emphasizes the importance of citing direct quotes and paraphrasing information from sources rather than plagiarizing. Examples are provided of directly quoting, paraphrasing, and taking notes on sources to use in a research paper while giving proper credit. The key steps discussed are taking notes on source information, paraphrasing those notes in a first draft, and listing sources in a bibliography.
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