You are writing an academic paper that relies on extensive secondary research. One of the sources (Source
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You are writing an academic paper that relies on extensive secondary research. One of the sources (Source A) cites information from another source (Source B). You want to use a piece of information from B that is cited in A. If you haven’t read B, should you cite B or A as the source of the information? If you want to use information from B, are you obligated to read B?
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