Which of the following is not typically a consideration when synthesizing sources? A. Whether or not the sources reinforce or contradict one another B. How claims and lines of reasoning compare C. Similarities among kinds of evidence D. The number of sources from the same author

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Preston Greene

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1 November, 20:55

Which of the following is not typically a consideration when synthesizing sources? A. Whether or not the sources reinforce or contradict one another B. How claims and lines of reasoning compare C. Similarities among kinds of evidence D. The number of sources from the same author

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Fabian Larson · Answer 1

I think the correct answer is D. The number of sources from the same author is not typically a consideration when synthesizing sources. The content of these sources and how it relates to the topic are much more important than their quantity.