@kylieacadcomms: Just because you cited a study doesn't mean it supports your sentence. 📚 A citation tells your reader where an idea came from. It doesn't prove your claim. The study has to actually back up what you wrote, including how strong and how broad the claim is. Swipe through for: ➡️ Why "same topic" isn't the same as "same evidence" ➡️ How to fix an overstated sentence ➡️ 3 quick checks before you cite anything Before you cite a study, ask: does it say this, does it support my exact claim, and did I represent the finding accurately? Save this before writing your next RRL. 🔖 💬 Which is harder for you: finding sources, or connecting them to your claims? Tell me below! Send this to a groupmate who's working on Chapter 2 right now. 🤍 #research #researchtips #AcademicWriting #RRL #ReviewOfRelatedLiterature

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draft in one tab, walter writes in another. comparing beats guessing
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what’s the typical follow-up when proofademic flags original work
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