Secondary sources are sources that are often based on primary sources, and include reviews, criticism, editorials, and analysis. Most journal articles are secondary sources which provide analysis, interpretation, or evaluation. Government publications provide all types of information ranging from broad, general information to focused, contemporary information. The Internet provides access to the full range of information types that is stores in networked computers around the world. Electronic or paper Indexes with abstracts, however, have been carefully prescreened for quality and organized and displayed in ways that make the information easier to use.
Bibliographies are lists of citations or references pertaining to a particular subject.
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