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The evidences are elements of a text that promote a justification about an argument presented by the author. In this case, the evidence aims to prove that the author's argument is true, through information, examples, facts and data. If the evidence is capable of proving the author's argument in a coherent and cohesive manner, it is strong evidence, otherwise, it is weak evidence.
The method that will help you recall the information you just read would be the SQ4R method, which stands for [Survey // Question // Read // Recite // Relate // Review]. This could help you comprehend what you're reading, and it could make you become aware of what the information is telling you.
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The correct answer is the last option: "<em>Researchers report that violent television can have a negative impact on children, but they likely aren’t taking into account the available programs that are enriching.</em>"
Bias refers to when an individual provides his/her personal viewpoint or interpretation of a certain topic, rather than stating information in an objective manner. In this instance, the last option contains the author's personal interpretation and viewpoint of the research findings, thereby, inserting bias into it. The first and second options do <em>not </em>contain bias as they are objective statements that do not include an individual's personal interpretation.
The correct APA format should be is "Hamari, Koivisto, and Sarsa (as cited in Chen, Burton, Mihaela, & D.M. Whittinghill, 2015, p.<span>39)"
In the reference list, you may list </span> Koivisto, Sarsa andHamari. In an APA format, should follow the author-date method, meaning the authors last name came first follow by the date of publication.
