Article Q. Things to Highlight

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Read Qs

before article

After

every few paragraphs – quick note next to it to say what it shows (summary points)

Highlight/underline

any info. Relating to:

Economical

Ethical (e.x. paid

volunteers i.e. pay people for trials)

Social (benefits/harm to

society)

Environmental

When looking at data, ask "what is the data telling me? what is it NOT telling me?"

e.x. Explicitly telling me:

- Source A does not support the statement as it does not provide evidence for religious groups

- Source B looks at only one type of religious group

- Data comparisons (there is no/little di.f between values provided in both Source A and Source B; there is no/little dif. in values of Source A; there is no/little dif. in values of Source B)

e.x. NOT (explicitly) telling me:

- Non-Catholics can also be other religious groups

- Sample size -> unknown reliability

Another way in which bibliography could be completed:

1. look @ any missing references not present in biblio. -> add missing references from text/material used

2. if none ->

Reference to book /

website / address / url

Date

Wikipedia article url / address / title of

article

Date site visites

External sources e.x. Leaflet

Date

Title of newspaper / journal with

household questionnaire

Some detail included, date, institution(s),

author(s) add URL of data (e.g. economic reference)

Implications: both advantages and disadvantages