Questions: Misinterpretation: interpreting a source incorrectly Selective bias: gathering an unrepresentative body of sources Confirmation bias: valuing only those sources that conform to preconceived notions about a topic Misattribution: incorrectly crediting a source with evidence that it does not actually provide Unreproducible or uncited research: intentionally or unintentionally failing to provide references to sources used Professional historians make their own arguments as well as critique others'. Which of the errors above have the following authors committed, according to the critiques of their work below? Select the error that best matches the description provided. The prose is well written. But the author, has not properly grasped the concept of 'liberty' that Rousseau is putting forward, so the argument is inconsequential. Although passionately argued, this article of 25 pages contains only three footnotes, leaving readers to wonder whether the evidence the author claims supports his argument even exists at all. For its evidence, the book relies exclusively on just four middle-class newspaper opinion pieces.

Misinterpretation: interpreting a source incorrectly Selective bias: gathering an unrepresentative body of sources Confirmation bias: valuing only those sources that conform to preconceived notions about a topic Misattribution: incorrectly crediting a source with evidence that it does not actually provide Unreproducible or uncited research: intentionally or unintentionally failing to provide references to sources used Professional historians make their own arguments as well as critique others'. Which of the errors above have the following authors committed, according to the critiques of their work below? Select the error that best matches the description provided. The prose is well written. But the author, has not properly grasped the concept of 'liberty' that Rousseau is putting forward, so the argument is inconsequential. Although passionately argued, this article of 25 pages contains only three footnotes, leaving readers to wonder whether the evidence the author claims supports his argument even exists at all. For its evidence, the book relies exclusively on just four middle-class newspaper opinion pieces.
Transcript text: Misinterpretation: interpreting a source incorrectly Selective bias: gathering an unrepresentative body of sources Confirmation bias: valuing only those sources that conform to preconceived notions about a topic Misattribution: incorrectly crediting a source with evidence that it does not actually provide Unreproducible or uncited research: intentionally or unintentionally failing to provide references to sources used Professional historians make their own arguments as well as critique others'. Which of the errors above have the following authors committed, according to the critiques of their work below? Select the error that best matches the description provided. The prose is well written. But the author, has not properly grasped the concept of 'liberty' that Rousseau is putting forward, so the argument is inconsequential. Although passionately argued, this article of 25 pages contains only three footnotes, leaving readers to wonder whether the evidence the author claims supports his argument even exists at all. For its evidence, the book relies exclusively on just four middle-class newspaper opinion pieces.
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The answer is:

  1. Misinterpretation
  2. Unreproducible or uncited research
  3. Selective bias
Explanation
Option 1: Misinterpretation

The critique mentions that the author has not properly grasped the concept of 'liberty' that Rousseau is putting forward, which indicates a misinterpretation of Rousseau's ideas.

Option 2: Unreproducible or uncited research

The article contains only three footnotes in a 25-page document, leading readers to question the existence of the evidence supporting the argument. This aligns with the error of unreproducible or uncited research.

Option 3: Selective bias

The book relies exclusively on just four middle-class newspaper opinion pieces for its evidence, which suggests a selective bias in gathering an unrepresentative body of sources.

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