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Research is a careful hunting for facts or truth about a subject. It is an inquiry and investigation into the precedents, the evidence, and the logic. Different methods of research are appropriate for different topics or different levels of study. Students, for example, would consider an encyclopedia as an appropriate source for research, but professional historians would want to look at original documents. Scientific research generally involves lab work, where "social science" research tends to work with documents, artifacts, or "in the field" interviews.

Good researchers should always make sure they do not just parrot the source material's point of view, but that they try to find balanced points of view.

General research skills

Library research

Books

  • The Oxford Guide to Library Research by Thomas Mann. Oxford University Press. February 27, 2015
  • The Elements of Library Research: What Every Student Needs to Know by Mary W. George. Princeton University Press. September 14, 2008

Academic research skills

Journalist research skills

See also

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