Think about how you have searched for information in the past compared to what you practiced today. How is creating specific search phrases different from just “Googling” a topic? Explain how this strategy will improve the quality of your research.

 Prompt Response: Transitioning from simply "Googling" broad topics to using specific search phrases is like trading a floodlight for a laser pointer. When you just type a vague idea into a search engine, you cast a massive net and are immediately overwhelmed with millions of results, forcing you to sift through irrelevant blogs, opinion pieces, and clickbait just to find a single credible fact. However, by using targeted keywords, exact match quotes, and specific terminology, you instantly filter out that digital noise. This strategy drastically improves the quality of your research because it actively bypasses low-quality content, immediately surfaces highly credible and specialized sources, and saves you hours of scrolling so you can focus on actually analyzing the data rather than just hunting for it.

Summary: Worked on the project

Reflection: Did a group phase.

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