Why should writers include references to their research in an argument? (5 points) a It shows they do not have original thoughts
on the issue. b It adds credibility to the argument they wish to prove. c It distracts readers from the counterclaims of others. d It focuses the audience on the insignificant details.
b. It adds credibility to the argument they wish to prove.
Explanation:
References from other sources adds credibility to a writers argument, especially when it comes from an expert source. References give an agrument more evidence and support and shows that they are people who agree with said agrument.
All of the other choices show a negative, or false effect of including a reference. Thus, the best option is b.
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