A secondary source is a source that analyzes or interprets a primary source. A primary source can be an original object or document such as diary or photograph, an eyewitness account, or raw data. Secondary sources can include:
- Scholarly articles
- Review articles
- Magazine articles
- Books
- Book reviews
- Documentaries
- Conference Proceedings
If you have a research assignment that requires secondary sources, be sure to check with your professor to be certain that you are using the correct sources of information.
Answered By: Sara Davidson Squibb
Last Updated: Jul 30, 2021 Views: 73
