Objective vs. Biased Depending on your information need, you may find the information unsuitable of it is biased or too general. The style of writing may help you to decide the credibility of the author. Based on your evaluation, you may decide to not use some of the sources or find additional sources. Don't get frustrated. The purpose of writing papers, speeches, and projects is for you to learn.
Research is just part of that learning process.
It is possible that you may have to use several library resources or formats of information to get the information you need. The best thing to do is allow yourself plenty of time for research and ask for help from a librarian or your instructor if you run into any problems. If research results are reported they are unlikely to include a bibliography Primary and Secondary Sources Primary Sources are the original resources that first report research or ideas. These may include newspapers, research reports, scholarly journals, trade journals, conference proceedings, dissertations or Web sites. Secondary Sources are resources that analyze, describe, and synthesize the primary or original source.