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When a writer makes a point or claim, their position should be supported by evidence from one or more reliable sources. Evidence from reliable sources can make an argument more convincing and build the credibility of the writer. In contrast, unsupported points or points supported by unreliable sources can compromise the integrity of the paper and the writer. This resource highlights the kinds of additional support that can be added as well as actions that can be taken to locate additional support.
When a writer makes a point or claim, their position should be supported by evidence from one or more reliable sources. Evidence from reliable sources can make an argument more convincing and build the credibility of the writer. In contrast, unsupported points or points supported by unreliable sources can compromise the integrity of the paper and the writer. This resource highlights the kinds of additional support that can be added as well as actions that can be taken to locate additional support.
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