Review the citation below. Select the source that it comes from:
"Does Reality Backbite? Physical, Verbal, and Relational Aggression in Reality Television Programs." By Coyne, Sarah M.; Robinson, Simon L.; Nelson, David A. Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media, Apr2010, Vol. 54 Issue 2, p282-298, 17p, 3 Charts.
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The following passages are taken from the same research article. Which of these passages does not require documentation, such as a citation?
The case method of instruction is a Socratic approach that took root at the Harvard Business School in the 1920s and has spread to business schools around the world.
Robert Bruner, dean of the University of Virginia's Darden School of Business, calls the case method "learning that sticks."
Böcker demonstrated that case teaching increases student motivation and learning compared to lecture teaching.
The purpose of case teaching as practiced in business schools is to immerse students in a complex situation in which they can apply the tools they have acquired.