When reading over your notes to synthesize ideas, what should you NOT do if you find information that one other source disproves?
A. Drop both sources. They could be wrong in other ways.
B. Decide if you have enough information to decide where the truth lies.
C. Decide if the disagreement between sources is worth mentioning in your paper.
D. Look at what a second or third source has to tell about the issue, and then decide what to do.

Question

When reading over your notes to synthesize ideas, what should you NOT do if you find information that one other source disproves?
	A.	Drop both sources. They could be wrong in other ways.
	B.	Decide if you have enough information to decide where the truth lies.
	C.	Decide if the disagreement between sources is worth mentioning in your paper.
	D.	Look at what a second or third source has to tell about the issue, and then decide what to do.

wolfe8 · Answer

D maybe

anonymous · Answer

I think D

anonymous · Answer

I would say B...you never have enough info or facts to prove sumthing.

wolfe8 · Answer

Owait it's asking for what you should NOT do lol

wolfe8 · Answer

A then maybe?

balala · Answer

I agree with Wolfe, you probably shouldn't do A.

anonymous · Answer

I was thinking A but was not sure

anonymous · Answer

i would say either B or A...im not sure which

anonymous · Answer

I'll go with A

anonymous · Answer

ok