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When doing research, which should you do if you find information that you want to include in your paper using the author’s words
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When doing research, which should you do if you find information that you want to include in your paper using the author’s words
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Set the word/phrase/sentence in quotation marks and include the author's name.
i.e., "Eyesight dramatically changes over the course of one's life," says Dr. Henson.
I hope that helped.
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