MC Library Research Guides: RADT 119, 207, &amp; 211: Home

Welcome to the MC Library's course research guide for RADT 119: Clinical Radiology I, RADT 207: Radiologic Technology IV, and RADT 211: Radiographic Positioning III!

The Research Cycle

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1. Develop a Topic

Begin your research with general background information. This will help you understand and refine your topic, develop research questions and search terms, and decide where to look for sources.

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2. Find Sources

MC Library has many databases and other search tools where you can find articles (from magazines, newspapers, and journals), books, videos, and more.

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3. Evaluate Sources

As you find sources, think about whether they are reliable, credible, unbiased, and relevant to your needs. Use critical thinking skills to choose the best information for your research.

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4. Cite Sources

When you use information, it is important to cite the source in your work. Check your assignment or ask your professor which citation style you should use (APA, MLA, or another).

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