In the bibliography at the end of a research paper, you would expect to find a list of bibliographic references. Each of these sources ...

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The question asks about what you would expect to find in the bibliography at the end of a research paper, given the prompt that each source …

Because the answer options are not provided in this prompt, I can only analyze the single stated answer and explain why that statement is accurate for bibliographies in scholarly writing.

Statement to analyze: 'd. should have been mentioned and cited in the body of the paper.'

Why this is correct:
- In academic writing, every source that appears in the bibliography is a reference that was consulted or cited in the work. The bibliography serves as a catalog of sources, and each entry should correspond to something that is actually cited (or at least closely consulted) within the body of the paper. This creates a transparent trail for readers to verify evidence, quotes, data, or theoretical background.
- The typical workflow is: you discuss a concept or present a quote, you provide an in-text citation, and then the full bibliographic entry appears in the bibliography. If a source is listed in the bibliography but never cited in the body, it raises questions about relevance or scholarly rigor, depending on the citation style and discipline.
- Therefore, the expectation that a bibliography entry should have been mentioned and cited in the body aligns with standard academic conventions that tie in-text citations to full references.

Why the other options would be incorrect (in a normally presented set of options):
- If an option claimed that sources in the bibliography do not need to be cited in the body, that would conflict with standard practice in most disciplines, where the bibliography is anchored by in-text citations.
- If an option asserted that bibliographies include sources unrelated to the paper’s content, that would undermine scholarly integrity, since bibliographies are intended to reflect works that informed or supported the paper.
- If an option suggested that bibliographies are optional, it would be incorrect because most citation styles (APA, MLA, Chicago, IEEE, etc.) require a properly formatted bibliography or references list.

In summary, the essential idea is that bibliography entries should correspond to sources that were cited (or at least discussed) within the paper’s body to ensure traceability and scholarly accountability. This makes the given statement logically consistent with conventional research-writing standards.

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