Research Source Verification Checklist Prompt
Build a checklist to verify paper metadata, retractions, and citation accuracy.
Create a source verification checklist for the following paper: Title: [title] Authors: [authors] Journal: [journal] Year: [year] DOI/PMID: [identifier] Include: 1. Where to verify the DOI/PMID 2. Where to check for corrections, expressions of concern, or retractions 3. What metadata should match across sources 4. Red flags to watch for (predatory journal signs, missing affiliation, etc.) 5. What to record in a literature log Do not perform the checks yourself; provide the checklist only.
En iyi istemlerinizi sohbet geçmişlerinde kaybetmeyin. Marqly uzantısıyla ChatGPT, Claude ve Gemini'deki istemleri doğrudan kaydedin, etiketleyin ve Pro anlamsal aramayla hemen bulun.
Tek tıkla istem kaydetme · Tüm kütüphanenizde Pro anlamsal arama · Yapay zeka sohbetlerini nasıl kaydedeceğinizi ve istemlerinizi kaynaklarınızın yanında nasıl tutacağınızı öğrenin.
How to use this prompt
Use this prompt with source material pasted directly into the chat. Always fact-check claims, citations, and dates against the original sources.
- Copy the full prompt above.
- Replace the bracketed placeholders with your own details.
- Paste it into chatgpt, claude, gemini (or your preferred AI tool).
- Iterate on the output: add constraints, ask follow-ups, or combine multiple results.
Why this prompt works
It gives the AI a clear role, specific inputs, and an output format. That structure reduces vague responses and gives you a draft you can refine in minutes instead of hours.
Sıkça sorulan sorular
Where can I check for retractions?
Use Retraction Watch, Crossref, PubMed, and the publisher's website.
Why verify sources before citing?
Papers can be corrected or retracted; citations should always point to reliable, current sources.
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