1Reason
A claim used to upport a conclusion
2Referencing
giving details of how to locate sources you have cited
3Reflection
consciously considering what we have read or experienced and being able to explain the effect it has had on. the way we think, feel or act; evaluating an action which has already been completed in order to understand it more fully and to undertake it more effectrvely rn the future
4Reliability
the extent to which a piece of evidence provides acceptable support for a cLaim or reason
5Reputation
the past actions or arguments made by a source which have an influence on their current credibility
6Research
searching out information on a topic
7Research proposal
a short written summary of the lntended content of your research report, with the areas your research will cover
8Rhetoric
language which is primarily designed to persuade its reader or listener, rather than using rational techniques of argument to demonstrate the strength of the case it wishes to make