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Fuentes: directa vs indirecta

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Desafía tu criterio sobre fuentes de información.

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Fuentes: directa vs indirecta
 

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Desafía tu criterio sobre fuentes de información.

by Jaquelinne Cruz Gonzalez
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Las fuentes directas nunca contienen sesgos.

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Las fuentes directas incluyen documentos originales, grabaciones o testimonios de primera mano.

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Las fuentes indirectas son aquellas que muestran información obtenida a través de otra fuente y requieren verificación.

4

El plagio ocurre solo con fuentes indirectas.

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Las fuentes indirectas siempre son menos fiables que las directas.

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Al evaluar fuentes, distinguir entre directa e indirecta ayuda a identificar sesgos y fiabilidad.

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Las fuentes primarias siempre son más recientes que las secundarias.

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Toda fuente pública es directa.

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Un testimonio de alguien que estuvo en el lugar es una fuente directa.

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Una revisión sistemática que resume resultados de varios estudios es una fuente secundaria, no directa.

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