To view citations or bibliographic references of a document in LexisNexis, what action should you take?

To view citations or bibliographic references of a document in LexisNexis, clicking on "cite" is the appropriate action. This function is designed to provide users with the citation details of the legal documents, including case law, statutes, and other legal materials. When you select this option, it typically brings up a formatted citation according to standard legal citation norms, which helps users properly reference the material in their own work.

The other options, while relevant in the context of searching or navigating within LexisNexis, do not specifically lead to viewing the citations or bibliographic references. Conducting a keyword search is used for finding documents or cases based on specific terms but does not directly display citation information. Clicking on the citation button, although it sounds like it may perform a similar function, isn't the standard operation in this context. Accessing the bibliography section could lead to a broader list of resources but may not provide the immediate citation reference for a specific document. Thus, selecting "cite" directly aligns with the task of retrieving citation details efficiently.