Research guide
Read papers around a question.
When reading a paper, separate the author’s evidence from your interpretation so each claim can be checked later.
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Keep source and thought together.
Start with a research question
Write one question before reading. As you review the abstract and figures, save only passages that help answer it or challenge an assumption.
Capture evidence with location
Keep the exact quotation or a screenshot of the relevant table alongside the page location. Record your own interpretation in a separate note.
Build a claim map
Group findings under themes such as method, evidence, limitations, and open questions. Return to the source before citing a result.
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