Essay 3 Student-Suggested Resources for Support

Works Cited, References, and Bibliography Sources Suggested by Classmates The sources posted below are items your classmates have found and/or used to get started gathering ideas of support for their essay 3 argument about the cultural changes to America brought about by social media.  The formatting of the sources may be in MLA, APA, or Turabian, and so you will need to revise the source content below to meet your required formatting guidelines.  Some of the source items below are incomplete source citations, and you will need to locate the missing information to make a complete citation.  Use the sources below if you feel they might help you.  They are not required, nor are they specifically endorsed by your instructor.  These are simply suggested sources from your classmates for essay 3. If you use one of these sources, make sure that it is properly formatted in your required style.  These follow various formatting styles and were combined from various student submissions. 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