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I'm not sure how to effectively find reliable sources for my research papers or how to synthesize information from multiple sources. I often feel overwhelmed by the amount of information.

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I'm not sure how to effectively find reliable sources for my research papers or how to synthesize information from multiple sources. I often feel overwhelmed by the amount of information.
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Identified Causes

Lack of Familiarity with Academic Databases and Search Strategies

80%

The user may not be aware of or proficient in using academic databases (like JSTOR, PubMed, Google Scholar) or advanced search techniques, leading them to rely on less reliable general web searches.

Difficulty in Evaluating Source Credibility

75%

The user might not have a clear framework for assessing the authority, accuracy, objectivity, currency, and coverage of potential sources, leading to the inclusion of unreliable information.

Inadequate Note-Taking and Organization Methods

70%

Without a systematic way to record and organize information from multiple sources, it becomes challenging to identify connections, themes, and contradictions, hindering synthesis.

Unclear Research Question or Scope

60%

A vague or overly broad research question can lead to an overwhelming amount of information, making it difficult to discern what is relevant and how to synthesize it effectively.

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