“Do not assume that a source agrees with a writer when the source summarizes that writer’s line of reasoning. Quote only what a source believes, not its account of someone else’s beliefs, unless that account is relevant. 2. Record why sources… — Kate L. Turabian Copy Share
“Do not assume that a source agrees with a writer when the source summarizes that writer’s line of reasoning. Quote only what a source believes, not its account of someone else’s beliefs, unless that account is relevant. 2. Record why sources agree, because why they agree can be as important as why they don’t. Two psychologists might agree that teenage drinking… — Kate L. Turabian Copy Share
“Most of us would rather read than write. There is always another article to read, one more source to track down, just a bit… — Kate L. Turabian Copy Share Image
