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Scholarly, Substantive, and Popular Sources
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Workshop One: The Tools of the Trade
Scholarly, Substantive, and Popular Sources
Scholarly Sources: The Peer Review Process
Primary & Secondary Sources
Studies and Experiments
How Your Sources Work Together
Workshop Two: Finding Relevant Sources
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Evaluating Sources
Google Scholar
Library Datatases
Mining Bibliographies
Finding Full Text When it Seems Impossible
Workshop Three: Citing Your Sources & Formatting the Review
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APA Basics
Formatting Your Paper
Reference List
In-Text Citations
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