At the end of the tutorial, take the Plagiarism Post-test 1. From ( ), click ” .” 2. For the purposes of this class, click on the letter “E.” 3.

At the end of the tutorial, take the Plagiarism Post-test 1. From ( ), click ” .” 2. For the purposes of this class, click on the letter “E.” 3. Click on ” .” nt: if you hover over a database name with your mouse (just move the mouse over the database name without clicking), a short description of the database will pop up. Reading a database description can you choose a database that is relevant to your research needs. 4. When you have chosen a database, click on the database name and, if prompted, log in to the database with your last name and EMPLID or library barcode. ( ) ) 5. Once the database opens, find the words “Full Text,” and click the box next to them. note: For the purposes of this assignment, limit your search to full-text articles only. This will simplify your search, which can be ful if you are new to using our online library. But in the future, for other research projects, do not limit your searches to full-text only; you will be able to find many more possible articles to use in your research by using the library’s ( ) At the top of the database screen, type in your keywords to find an article that interests you. For example: 7. After you have entered your keywords, press the Search button. Shortly thereafter, several search results will appear. 1. 3. a. Do you agree with the major premise of the article? Why? b. do you think are the pros and cons of the article? d. 4. Attach this write-up to part