1. What kinds of sources are good for college papers? How would you distinguish academic from non-academic sources? (See the general questions on academic vs. non-academic sources in the handout.) *
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2. Read the Harvard Business Review article and discuss the various questions in the handout regarding this article below. *
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3. What do you think about the article from The Guardian about the psychological debate about cognitive differences between men and women? (See the questions in the handout; on the class website, there is a link to a video of Stephen Pinker, which might be helpful.) *
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4. Refer to section 1.4.1 on Internet sources on the class website (https://www.enwiki.org/w/AEComp). Which of these sources seem reliable or credible, or unreliable, and why? *
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5. Look at section 1.4.2 on the class website with newspaper article samples on a news event in Hong Kong a few years ago. Which sources seem more credible, reliable and informative, and why? Which ones do not seem so, and why? *
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6. Look at the section on news outlets on the class website, section 1.4.3. Which ones seem reliable / unreliable and credible / non-credible, and why? Which ones would be good for citing for writing a college paper, say, on a current issue? *
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