Think about how you have searched for information in the past compared to what you practiced today. How is creating specific search phrases different from just “Googling” a topic? Explain how this strategy will improve the quality of your research.

 

    In the best when I researched a topic I would just put in the topic. I have learned now that I should make my search prompt more specific to my question. Like instead of searching up "cosmetic surgery negative affects," I would now search up "effects of cosmetic surgery on mental health." Doing this I put away bias, and I'm able to get answers to my question.


Was not at school.

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