4R's of Research

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What are the 4 R's of Research?

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Relevant, Recent, Representative, Reliable.

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What does 'Relevant' mean in the context of research?

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The source must be closely related to the specific topic being researched.

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What does 'Recent' refer to in research sources?

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The information should be up-to-date and reflect the latest findings or developments.

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What is a 'Representative' source?

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A source that provides objective and unbiased information, showing multiple viewpoints on a topic.

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Why is it important to use 'Reliable' sources?

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Reliable sources provide accurate and trustworthy information, which is essential for credible research.

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What should you avoid when searching for research sources?

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Avoid biased sites that present one-sided information.

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What is an example of a reliable source?

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Well-respected publishers or authors known for their expertise in the field.

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What does it mean for a source to be 'Objective'?

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The source presents information without personal bias or opinion, focusing on facts.

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What is the significance of showing different viewpoints in research?

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It helps to provide a balanced understanding of a controversial topic.

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What is a characteristic of a biased source?

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It presents information that favors one side of an argument without considering other perspectives.