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The document outlines the steps of the MKA Research Cycle which includes brainstorming questions, developing a research question, searching for and evaluating sources, taking notes, organizing and synthesizing information, reviewing and revising work, and sharing the final project. It notes that the process is cyclical and researchers may need to revisit previous steps as they work through each part of the cycle. Key emotions that may be felt during each step are also listed.
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