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* * Handbook for College Research(10) After gathering information, organizing the research paper is an exciting stage because you are ready to bring ideas together in a clear and logical form. Chapter 10　Planning the Paper 10a　Review your research 10b　Revise the working thesis statement or objective 10c　Develop an informal outline 10d　Group your notes to follow your outline 10e　Prepare a formal outline, when needed Chapter 10　Planning the Paper 10a　Review your research Planning is an interesting, transitional phase of research. Some information is fresh and clear, having been recorded only recently, while other information may seem distant and inexact because it was recorded much earlier. For this reason, review your research materials before planning the paper. Chapter 10　Planning the Paper 10a　Review your research Number and Kinds of Sources While reviewing notes, be aware of the number and kinds of sources you have used. If the paper assignment requires three books, make sure you have sufficient information, ideas, or quotations from at least the minimum number； now is the time for any additional research that may be necessary. Chapter 10　Planning the Paper 10a　Review your research Variety of Formats Consider the kinds of notes you have taken, remembering that an effective research paper incorporates information in a variety of forms: facts, summaries, paraphrases, and quotations. During this review, decide whether you can achieve an appropriate balance with the notes you have. If you cannot, now is the time to gather more kinds of notes from sources. Chapter 10　Planning the Paper 10a　Review your research Information Reviewing notes makes you aware of all the information you have gathered. Concentrating on only your notes (not on the vast amount of information that exists beyond them), you can rediscover important details, opinions, pe