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Which questions would you ask when assessing a source’s credibility? Select the two correct answers.(1 point)
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Is the author an expert in their field of study?
Is the author an expert in their field of study?
Is the source acceptable for your audience?
Is the source acceptable for your audience?
When was the evidence in the source published?
When was the evidence in the source published?
Is the author listed on the source?
Is the author listed on the source?
Why did the author publish this source?
Which questions would you ask when assessing a source’s credibility? Select the two correct answers.(1 point)
Responses
Is the author an expert in their field of study?
Is the author an expert in their field of study?
Is the source acceptable for your audience?
Is the source acceptable for your audience?
When was the evidence in the source published?
When was the evidence in the source published?
Is the author listed on the source?
Is the author listed on the source?
Why did the author publish this source?
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GPT-4o mini
To assess a source's credibility, the two correct questions to ask would be:
1. **Is the author an expert in their field of study?**
2. **When was the evidence in the source published?**
These questions help evaluate the author's qualifications and the timeliness of the information, both of which are crucial for determining the credibility of a source.
1. **Is the author an expert in their field of study?**
2. **When was the evidence in the source published?**
These questions help evaluate the author's qualifications and the timeliness of the information, both of which are crucial for determining the credibility of a source.
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