Katrina wants to use researched material ethically in her speech. Katrina should do all of the following EXCEPT
A) Include quotes without explaining to the audience the original context of the quote.
B) If Katrina uses statistics, she should only use them to prove the point the author of the
research meant to prove.
C) If she encounters surprising information, katrina should check it against other sources.
D) If Katrina cites research from a scholarly journal, she should describe briefly how the
research was conducted.
E) All of the above are ethical research practices.
A
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