Importance of Credible Sources in Academic Writing

This article discusses the importance of using credible sources in academic writing and how to identify them. It also highlights the risks of using unreliable sources and provides tips on how to avoid them. The article includes three solutions to help readers understand the significance of credible sources and how to use them effectively. The references section provides a list of scholarly articles on the topic.

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Solution 1
Credible sources are those literary work those could be
referred to the ones the reader can trust. It means that the
ideas presented in the source is of an author and it would
be backed up with required evidence (Chang, J. 2014).
When researching some source of information on the
research papers, or for any background reading, the use of
credible resourcesis better. Using credible resourcesin
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academicresearch papers is essential as myaudience
expects meto support myclaimswith solid proof. One
problem with authorship on an Internet is that anybody
with equipment and skills can publish the website.
Resources may have beneficialinformation; even though,
they may be advertised by people without education,
experience, and qualifications. Note that the author's skills
may easily be the source of the question or a website that
does not comprise a citation page, a bibliography,or a list
of other sources. Unintended use of the biased information
may also be dangerous for writing a reliable paper.Few
websites have the specific agenda, also , may not be able
to balance the matter to make it easier to convince
readers.At different phases of learning, and especially at
the tertiary phase , students are required and expected to
research, gather, and apply information that is structurally
correct. And I use the word "structural" in its broadest
context. Today, the Internet is a seething mass of
information and data. Not all of it is in any way accurate.
Or even honest. Putbluntly; there's a lot of crap out there
(Chang, J. 2014).Forexample, if I amunder the surgeon's
knife while he is watching a YouTube video, or some
hospital televisiondramathen how he will perform brain
surgery. Tertiary level education is where students learn
what is real or accepted as real no other people perceptions.
When I write a sentence,I need accurate, honest, and
credible data and resourcesto work with to learn how to do
things correctly.
Solution 2
It will be essential to mein mycareerto use credible
sources in myprofessional research and writing. Research
papers are like jury trials. Forexample, if you are an
attorney attempting to convince judges that your client is
not guilty, you need substantial evidence.Tryto convince
the jury you about the innocence of your client and tell
them that he was not at the crime place. You can verify this
as his best buddy said he was not there. It will not work.
Tryto convince them that he was not in town at the time,
the crime occurred (Parkinson, J. 2013).When writing the
research paper,your argumentis on the trail. Your work is
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to persuade your readers plus demonstrate your
understanding of this topic. To do so, you need a reliable
source written by reliable authors for example scholars,
researchers and doctors. When we write down a research
paper,our viewers want you to be able to utilize the best,
furthermost accurate, most reliable and most recent
information so as they can believe your expertise. Using
evidence that is not from reliable sources of information
cannot persuade readers that your statement is reasonable
or even accurate.
These periodicals are the best way to discover cutting-edge
examination on your subject. The academicjournals
enhance professionalism and credibility to the paper.
Respected and well-known authors continuously write
about their experience and knowledge which can be taken
as trustworthy sources. These resourcesare always cited
correctly and accurately. Therefore, when examining the
reliability of your sources of information, you can discover
out more about yourpersonalresearch. Every time try to
assess whether the information source provides clear and
fair information, or its purpose is to change and convince
others. Sources of information inscribed from a particular
perspective might still be trustworthy, but it may limit
coverage of the topic to specific aspects of the debate
(Davies, P. 2012).
Solution 3
A journal article versus a social media post
To compare why one source is more credible than the other
firstly, we need to understand that both of them are very
alike things but separate at the same time. The social
media post is primarily a place field, where we may post
your thoughts on an advertisement. Weare sharing our
ideology, ideas, your knowledge, your ideas and most
important experiences. If you want to say it can be called
as fundamentally the set of editorials (Shon,d. 2016).Now
about the article, it is principally a single sheet of
something written down from a largesubject. I know it's
hard to comprehend. Conversely, magazinearticles are
collections of articles(such as magazines) that are
regularly publishedall over the year. The journal
introduces the latest research results, and journal editorials
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are inscribed by the expertsfor referenceby experts.
They might be publishedin online or print format or
both.
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I think that journal articles will help mewith
career/vocational practices,not those that are not credible.
If your profession is severely influenced by changes in
laws or recentresearch, also, your customers required to
get up-to-date information rapidly, publishing articles on
your articles is a perfect choice. The journal articles
comprise authoritative information, which can contain
comprehensive reports of scholarships or research,
overviews, historical data, and expertopinions on
topics/topics (Choiyeonhee. 2012).When I required
background information as well as connected research on
the topic, I use journal articles when I wish to increase
the depth of research topics or relate mytopicsto other
pressing matters. Journal articles are highly credible
because articles in many academicjournals have undergone
"peer review" procedure. In other terms,these articles are
examined by scholars and other specialists. This
information is thusreliable. In addition to academic
information, the journal articles may also include reports
or/andcomments on current research as well as topic-
specific data.
References
Chang, J. (2014). The use of general and specialized
corpora as referencesources for academicEnglish writing:
A case study. Recall, 26(02), 243-259.
Choiyeonhee. (2012). Paraphrase Practices for Using
Sources in L2 AcademicWriting. English Teaching,67(2),
51-79.
Davies, P. (2012). ‘Me', ‘Me', ‘Me': The Use of the First
Person in AcademicWriting and Some Reflections on
Subjective Analyses of Personal Experiences. Sociology,
46(4), 744-752.
Parkinson, J. (2013). Adopting academicvalues: Student
use of that-complement clauses in academicwriting.
System, 41(2), 428-442.
Ramoroka, B. (2014). Integration of sources in academic
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writing: A corpus-based study of citation practices in essay
writing in two departments at the University of Botswana.
Reading & Writing, 5(1).
Shon, d. (2016). Analysis of AcademicWriting Textbooks
for Foreign Students -Centering on sentence writing and
paragraph constructions-. Korean Association ForLearner-
Centered Curriculum And Instruction, 16(11), 985-1015.
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