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Primary Sources- Primary sources of information include firsthand accounts, raw data, and other original materials on which other researches are based. This means that primary sources are authentic materials and have not been subjected to evaluation or assessment. This classification includes original works like poems, diaries, court records, interviews, surveys, and original research and research published in scholarly and/or academic journals.
Secondary Sources- Sources of information are classified as secondary sources when they describe, interpret or analyze primary sources. These are often information written or presented by authors who did not personally witness an event or occurrence. Common examples of secondary sources include materials like textbooks, magazine articles, book reviews, commentaries and almanacs.
Tertiary Sources- Sources of information are considered tertiary sources when they are used to organize and locate primary and secondary sources. This classification includes indexes, abstracts, bibliographies, directories and databases.
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