You have defined the assignment and located various items of research. Now, imagine yourself sitting at a desk with all of this stuff in front of you: magazine articles, journal articles, and maybe even a clip from a television interview on your computer. The time has come to select the sources that deserve to be in your research paper. It's important to develop an ability to think critically and make decisions about each source. Some of these judgments can be made based on the type of resource, while others will require an ability to assess the quality of the information and the character of the writer or speaker. The source that fits the following description satisfies three of the five criteria for making decisions about research. In the campus library, you have found a large encyclopedia on the history of modern art, and it contains passages on both paintings. It also includes short biographies of each artist. Because the book covers the entire history of modern art, it can only offer a shallow description of each painting, and the information is pretty general in nature. The tone of the writing is dry and academic, and the writer never discusses what he likes about the art. Instead, he focuses on the facts how critics and the public reacted to each painting. Check all that apply. Coverage Currency O Authority Accuracy Objectivity You have judged each of the individual sources that make up the body of your research. Now you need to identify the best way to shape this research by selecting the best way to categorize the sources. Think about the assignment and the example source that you just judged. Now, select the best way to organize the research for this paper. O Topical O Compare/contrast O Problem/solution You have defined the assignment and located various items of research. Now, imagine yourself sitting at a desk with all of this stuff in front of you: magazine articles, journal articles, and maybe even a clip from a television interview on your computer. The time has come to select the sources that deserve to be in your research paper. It's important to develop an ability to think critically and make decisions about each source. Some of these judgments can be made based on the type of resource, while others will require an ability to assess the quality of the information and the character of the writer or speaker. The source that fits the following description satisfies three of the five criteria for making decisions about research. In the campus library, you have found a large encyclopedia on the history of modern art, and it contains passages on both paintings. It also includes short biographies of each artist. Because the book covers the entire history of modern art, it can only offer a shallow description of each painting, and the information is pretty general in nature. The tone of the writing is dry and academic, and the writer never discusses what he likes about the art. Instead, he focuses on the facts how critics and the public reacted to each painting. Check all that apply. Coverage Currency O Authority Accuracy Objectivity You have judged each of the individual sources that make up the body of your research. Now you need to identify the best way to shape this research by selecting the best way to categorize the sources. Think about the assignment and the example source that you just judged. Now, select the best way to organize the research for this paper. O Topical O Compare/contrast O Problem/solution