Consider this scenario: You are reading a source published in 2010 by Livingston. Within that source, Livingston cites a 2005 article written by McCarty. Which of the following examples shows a correctly formatted indirect source? Select one: Select one:

a. McCarty's 2005 study found that adult learners are more likely to be self-directed studentsand will succeed in online classes (qtd. in Livingston).

b. McCarty's 2005 report (as discussed in Livingston) found that adult learners are more likely to be self-directed and will succeed in online classes (Livingston & McCarty 2010).

c. According to Livingston, adult learners are more likely to be self-directed students and will succeed in online classes (McCarty 2005). d. McCarty's 2005 study found that adult learners are more likely to be self-directed studentsand will succeed in online classes (as referenced by Livingston)

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Dayton Werner

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7 February, 17:33

Consider this scenario: You are reading a source published in 2010 by Livingston. Within that source, Livingston cites a 2005 article written by McCarty. Which of the following examples shows a correctly formatted indirect source? Select one: Select one:

a. McCarty's 2005 study found that adult learners are more likely to be self-directed studentsand will succeed in online classes (qtd. in Livingston).

b. McCarty's 2005 report (as discussed in Livingston) found that adult learners are more likely to be self-directed and will succeed in online classes (Livingston & McCarty 2010).

c. According to Livingston, adult learners are more likely to be self-directed students and will succeed in online classes (McCarty 2005). d. McCarty's 2005 study found that adult learners are more likely to be self-directed studentsand will succeed in online classes (as referenced by Livingston)

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Hillary Finley · Answer 1

b. McCarty's 2005 report (as discussed in Livingston) found that adult learners are more likely to be self-directed and will succeed in online classes (Livingston & McCarty 2010).