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As a researcher, evaluating the sources of information carefully is vital because wrong information makes you lose credibility and taints your reputation. What points should you keep in mind while evaluating the validity of your information? If you quote information from a secondary research source such as Wikipedia and credit the source, would your information be considered credible? Explain your answer.

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