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PURCOMM Flashcards

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You need to be discriminating also because your note card could only take ____________________ that provide direct answers to support your thesis statement

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secondary data

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______________________________ data need to quoted, and their sources need to be cited in a research.

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Relevant Secondary

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is one skill that we should develop and master as a researcher

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Note Taking

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It is our means of building up proofs and evidences in order to make our research credible and scholarly.

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Note Taking

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It is use to put flesh into our tentative outline or it is the basis in outlining our ideas.

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Note taking

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Advantages of Note Taking

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  • Develops our habit of critical reading and advance organizing
  • Most likely to avoid plagiarizing data
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is an offense you commit when you use words and ideas without properly acknowledging the sources.

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Plagiarism

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Two Types of Plagiarism

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Plagiarism of Language
Plagiarism of Ideas

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it happens when you lift verbatim part of an article or copy an entire article

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Plagiarism of Language

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It happens when you summarize, paraphrase or reorganize the presentation of ideas

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Plagiarism of Ideas

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Roth in (1999) offers the following criteria in checking the quality of your notes:

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a. Legibility
b. Accuracy
c. Completeness

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it means writing clearly

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Legibility

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it means correctness of data

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Accuracy

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14
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thoroughness on you part as a researcher

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Completeness

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15
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notes are lifted verbatim, or word-for-word from the original.
- it should be enclosed with quotation marks.
- this is useful for facts and statistical data, and for statements from credible authorities.

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Direct Quotation

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or the quotation which is run within the text, used when the quoted line is not more than six paragraph

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Run in

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from the text or the quotation or indented from the original text line used when the quoted line is more than six sentences.

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Set off

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18
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is rendered in your own words
the most concise manners.

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Summary

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is a restatement of the original in about the same number of words

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Paraphrase

20
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  • the length of an ideal summary should be ________________________ of the original.
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(1/3) or one-fourth (1/4)

21
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Identify type of reference material

Title, Author, Edition, Publisher and Place, Copyright date, Page number, Information used from this source

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Books

22
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Identify type of reference material

Title of the article, Author of the article, Title of the magazine, Journal or Newspaper, Volume number, Page Numbers, Date of article, Information used from this source

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Magazines

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uses the author’s last name and the year of publication

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APA in text citation style

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Ways to avoid plagiarism

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  1. by quoting
  2. by paraphrasing
  3. by summarizing
25
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Copy the passage in verbatim, place those words in quotation marks, and the cite the source you found the quote from

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quoting

26
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Restate the information from a source using your own words. One way to this is to use attributive tag.

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Paraphrasing

27
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Include only the main idea of a source in your words , leaving out specific details

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Summarizing

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is a modern system for in- text citation in your research paper.

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Parenthetical documentation-

29
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is a tentative list of reference materials you need to consult for your research study

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Working Bibliography-

30
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Preparing a ___________________ helps you document materials that you would most likely cite and consult for your research

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working bibliography

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The revised list is the final _________________.
The bibliographical entries in a final bibliography are arranged in _______________________ sequenced based on the authors’ surnames or, in their absence, based on the titles of the reference materials

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bibliography, alphabetical order

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is one of the most popular citation styles used for college research

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American Psychological Association Citation Style

33
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A standard book citation is in the following order:

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Authors’ name(family name, first and middle names initials)
Year of Publication
Book Title
Place of Publication
Publishing Company

34
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A standard journal or periodical article citation is in the following order

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Authors’ name (family name, first and middle names initials)
Date of Publication (month and year)
Title of the article
Name of the journal or periodical
Volume number
Page numbers of the article

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3 Purposes of Working Bibliography

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  • a directory of reference material
  • an acknowledgement page of authorities quoted
  • an evidence of theoretical foundations
36
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Select a topic
Formulate a working thesis statement
Prepare preliminary questions
Find cross sectioned sources
Create a timeline
Design a system to organize and take notes
Outline your paper
Develop your thesis statement
Revise
Edit
Check documentation

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Steps in arriving at an academic paper

37
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List of all sources you used in your paper
Supports your paper
Should be latest edition

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REFERENCE

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Research Paper Involves

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Gathering data
Forming hypothesis
Testing of hypothesis
Forming a new theory
Confirming an existing one

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Research Paper Structure

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Literature Review
Methodology
Findings
Analysis

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Types of Research

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Survey/questionnaire(quantitative)
Observation(qualitative)

41
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Characteristics of a good paragraph

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Discourse
Narration
Description
Exposition
Argumentation

42
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comes from the Latin word discursus, which means “running to and fro.” the physical act of transferring information “to and fro,” the way a runner might

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Discourse

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It simply tells a story. And in the process of telling a story a description can be a helping device to make the story more interesting .

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NARRATION

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Expresses what the author actually sees, feels, touches, tastes and smells and other sense of impressions, that he/she experiences toward a person, thing and other animate or inanimate objects. The author usually uses adjectives, participles and other modifiers.

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DESCRIPTION

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is a type of discourse intended to give information about (or an explanation of) an issue, subject, method, or idea.

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EXPOSITION

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A type of discourse that centers on a thesis. Used for proposing a solution or defending a proposal or criticizing existing practices, systems and approaches.

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ARGUMENTATION

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