You are working on your first research project at a new job and discuss your work to date with a colleague who has been at the company for five years. 13) Your colleague tells you that one of your sources will not be highly regarded by the professional 13) audience to whom you will present, and advises you to omit it. To which source is she most likely referring? A) The Toronto Star B) Wikipedia C) The New York Times D) Statistics Canada E) Journal of Occupational and Organizational Psychology 14) - 14) To be an efficient researcher you need to do all of the following EXCEPT A) follow leads in good sources B) use an online database or index to find articles from print publications C) use only Google for web-related content D) use a library or bookseller to find relevant books E) evaluate your sources for credibility 15) Putting quotation marks around the search phrase you enter in a search engine should likely A) yield fewer results, which will be less relevant to your search phrase B) yield fewer results, which will be more relevant to your search phrase C) yield more results, which will be less relevant to your search phrase D) yield more results, which will be more relevant to your search phrase E) have no effect whatsoever on the number or relevancy of results 15) as a wild-card 16) 16) When you conduct a search in most web search engines, you can use symbol within a phrase to represent an unknown word. A) a capital W (W) B) an asterisk (*) C) an ampersapd (6) D) a question shark (?) E) a minus symbol (-)