Which is NOT one purpose of citing literature? A. Avoids plagiarismB. Guides you through your research C. Proves your points D. Saves you from thinking
Answer (1)
Because citing sources actually makes you think more, not less. You have to read, understand, and connect other people's ideas to your own. The other options are correct because citing helps you avoid stealing work (plagiarism), shows you what others have done (guides research), and backs up your ideas (proves points).
