Source credibility is based on how well the speaker presents the source, not the source's credentials.

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9 February, 19:37

Source credibility is based on how well the speaker presents the source, not the source's credentials.

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Payton Tapia · Answer 1

Yes. Source credibility implies that a speaker’s positive qualities or characteristics affect the receiver or listener’s acceptance of a source. It is how good he is and how well he had presented the source and not the source credentials itself.