How can you determine a source's credibility? A. By checking how many others have accessed the information B. By checking how transparent the source's author is C. By checking whether the source is easily accessible D. By checking whether or not the information is easy to understand

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Alissa Harper

26 March, 10:23

How can you determine a source's credibility? A. By checking how many others have accessed the information B. By checking how transparent the source's author is C. By checking whether the source is easily accessible D. By checking whether or not the information is easy to understand

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Larissa Hughes · Answer 1

The answer is definitely b. I had this in college

Ian Roman · Answer 2

The answer is B. If you know who the author is, you can see if they are trustworthy or if they're some weirdo writing incorrect info and putting it on the web.