Accuracy:
Supporting Evidence and Errors
Things to Consider:
- Does the information contain errors? Are there references that can be checked to verify the accuracy of the information?
Many documents contain footnotes or citations that can be used to confirm data or factual statements.
- Are there any obvious errors or omissions in the information?
It is important when writing a paper not to have errors in your footnotes so that if someone were searching for these articles, they would be able to find them.
![1998 article by A. G. Straatman](//s3.amazonaws.com/libapps/customers/2350/images/IE2b1x.jpg) |
In this case, note that the year cited is incorrect. |
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