Question
Which would be considered a reliable source
An article from a scientific journal
A biology textbook from 1920
A blog written by an anonymous author
An opinion column in your favorite magazine
An article from a scientific journal
A biology textbook from 1920
A blog written by an anonymous author
An opinion column in your favorite magazine
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Which question can be used to evaluate reliability of a source
Is this data challenged by anyone in the public
Is the author American
Is the research relevant to me
Is the research peer reviewed
Is this data challenged by anyone in the public
Is the author American
Is the research relevant to me
Is the research peer reviewed
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Validity refers to
Accuracy
Consistency
Originality
Reliability
Accuracy
Consistency
Originality
Reliability
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To corroborate information is to
Find evidence that supports a scientific position
Find evidence that supports opposes a scientific position
Find evidence that proves a scientific position
Find evidence that disproves a scientific position
Find evidence that supports a scientific position
Find evidence that supports opposes a scientific position
Find evidence that proves a scientific position
Find evidence that disproves a scientific position
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An article from a scientific journal would generally be considered a reliable source.
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The question "Is the research peer-reviewed?" can be used to evaluate the reliability of a source.
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Validity refers to accuracy.
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To corroborate information is to find evidence that supports a scientific position.
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