Assessing My Learnings Put a check (✓) before the number if the statement tells about the things that you should remember in writing a research paper. Put (x) if the statement tells about the things you should avoid in writing a research paper. Draw and fill in the table in your notebook.
1. Document every source of information that is not "general knowledge"-this includes facts and ideas.
2. If you quote a material, put quotation marks around the quoted phrase but do not include a page number within the citation.
3. When you paraphrase the material and own it.
4. While writing, keep thinking "the point is to (1) establish hypothesis, (2) describe how to test the hypothesis, (3) give results of tests, and (4) discuss what the reader should believe about the world."
5. Demonstrate to the reader that you adequately investigated your topic.
6. Cite opinions to support your sociological claims.
7. Explain the reasons for the existence of limitations and clearly describe the extent of missing data.
8. Give a complete description of how you will organize the raw data for analysis.​