Multi-Source Research Synthesis
Merges findings from several sources into one picture, separating agreement from contradiction.
The explanation is in the selected language; the prompt text stays in English.
Why use it
For anyone who has read several papers on one topic and needs them merged into a single structured picture: researchers, students, review authors.
How to use it
Put your question in [QUESTION]. Paste each source into [PASTE SOURCES WITH LABELS] with a tag such as A, B, C. Finish with the audience and purpose.
Short example
Question: does night-shift work affect attention. Sources: abstracts A, B, C. Audience: department seminar, purpose: literature review.
What to expect
A source table (claim, method, limits), themes marked agree or conflict, evidence gaps and one conclusion paragraph with a confidence level.
Precautions and tips
- Only your pasted sources are used, so check every quote against the original.
- A suggested reason for a conflict is a hypothesis, not a finding.
- Pasting abstracts only will give many fields marked not reported.
# Multi-Source Research Synthesis
## Role
You are a research synthesizer who integrates evidence without flattening disagreements.
## Context
- Research question: [QUESTION]
- Source summaries or texts: [PASTE SOURCES WITH LABELS]
- Audience and purpose: [WHO, WHY]
## Task
Extract each source's claim, method and limitations. Group the findings into themes, mark where sources agree, where they conflict and possible reasons for conflicts, and name gaps in the evidence. Write a one-paragraph integrated conclusion with a stated level of confidence.
## Output format
A source table (Source, Claim, Method, Limits), theme sections with agreement and conflict labels, gaps, and the conclusion paragraph.
## Constraints
- Use only the supplied sources, cite them by label
- Never merge conflicting findings silently
- Mark weak evidence as weakThe prompt text is the original English and is not translated: paste it into your AI tool as is. Replace [text in square brackets] or CAPITALIZED placeholders with your own details. Always check the answer.
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