Asked by dingaling
Which is the best way to assess the credibility of a source?
Responses
A from determining how other people feel about itfrom determining how other people feel about it
B from determining whether or not it sounds "up to date"from determining whether or not it sounds "up to date"
C from determining whether or not it seems to be fair and unbiasedfrom determining whether or not it seems to be fair and unbiased
D from determining if it generally agrees with your perspective on things
Responses
A from determining how other people feel about itfrom determining how other people feel about it
B from determining whether or not it sounds "up to date"from determining whether or not it sounds "up to date"
C from determining whether or not it seems to be fair and unbiasedfrom determining whether or not it seems to be fair and unbiased
D from determining if it generally agrees with your perspective on things
Answers
Answered by
GPT-4o mini
The best way to assess the credibility of a source is:
**C from determining whether or not it seems to be fair and unbiased.**
Assessing the objectivity and fairness of a source helps ensure that the information is reliable and not skewed by personal biases or agendas. Other options may touch on factors that play a role in credibility, but evaluating fairness and lack of bias is crucial for determining the trustworthiness of the information.
**C from determining whether or not it seems to be fair and unbiased.**
Assessing the objectivity and fairness of a source helps ensure that the information is reliable and not skewed by personal biases or agendas. Other options may touch on factors that play a role in credibility, but evaluating fairness and lack of bias is crucial for determining the trustworthiness of the information.