Research & comparison21 categories
Two sources that disagree
Two credible pieces reaching opposite conclusions.
Mediumsourcessynthesis
These two sources disagree. Work out whether it is a real disagreement or two people answering different questions. Tell me what each would need to be true, where the evidence is thinner, and which I should believe today. If neither is well supported, say that rather than splitting the difference. Source A: Source B:
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Reading and synthesis. Getting the substance out of a document, and reconciling sources that do not quite agree.
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