In the seventh chapter of ''Praxis: Researching Rhetorically'' Clark presents the process of writing a research paper. Researching rhetorically is the use of ethos or credibility as a writer. The writing process a report requires using inartistic proof, which based on the information collected by scientists or the government. According to the book, it is recommended to work on a research every day in order to gain more informal research skills.
However, conducting a research requires collecting information from reliable sources like scholarly articles or library materials. A primary research sources involves interviewing people by asking them open and closed questions or using questionnaires. In addition, it involves collecting information
