List and explain five research strategies
What will be an ideal response?
1. Develop preliminary bibliography. Create a listing of promising potential resources and develop a system for keeping track of your resources.
2. Locate resources from the Internet, online databases or traditional library holdings.
3. Evaluate the potential usefulness of resources. Think critically about how the variousresources you have found are likely to help you achieve your purpose and about how effective they are likely to be with your audience.
4. Take notes. Begin with the resources you think have the greatest potential; record any supporting material that might be useful and record the source of the supporting material.
5. Identify possible presentation aids. Look for charts, graphs, photographs or any other potentially valuable visual material.
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A. calming effect. B. stimulating effect. C. reputation for increasing anxiety. D. humorous effect.