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 This article explains the basic steps of the research process. Figures illustrate the text while blue boxes provide important background information. Key points (maxims) are highlighted. A short bibliography of books about research methods under “For Further Reading” is at the end of this outline. The appendix includes a useful summary diagrams of the research process and record types.
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+== Your Genealogical Quest  ==
-== Your Genealogical Quest  ==
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 == Research Process  ==
-[[Image:Research Process Steps.png|thumb|280px|5 research cycle steps. Click image to enlarge it.]] Research is done in cycles. You will complete a series of steps and then repeat the steps again, using the new knowledge you have gained. An illustration of the research cycle is on the right.
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-For successful research, follow these steps:
-. [[Identify What You Know|Identify what you know]].<br>2. [[Decide What You Want to Learn|Decide what you want to learn]].<br>3. [[Select Records to Search|Select records to search]].<br>4. [[Obtain and Search the Records|Obtain and search the records]].<br>5. [[Use the Information|Use the information]].
-''[[Principles of Family History Research#Table_of_Contents|Table of Contents&nbsp;]] &nbsp;&lt; &nbsp;Previous&nbsp; | &nbsp;Next&nbsp; &gt; [[Identify What You Know|Step 1. Identify What You Know]]''
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