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| An annotated
bibliography is: |
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| w | An
organized list of sources or references on |
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particular topic � usually a research topic |
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| w | Friedland,
N., & Merari, A. (1985).� The
Psychological Impact of Terrorism: A |
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Edged Sword. Journal of Political Psychology, 6(4), 591-604. |
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citations are important because (1) they document and legitimize what you |
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found; and (2) they make it easier for your eye to find specific items. |
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