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Suppose you are researching the effect of screen use on students. Which source is not credible?
an article by a college professor, published in a scholarly journal this year, about a study on the effects of screens on academic performance
a blog post from five years ago by a group of parents offering opinions about their children’s screen use
a newspaper article published last year reporting on a study about the effects of screen use on students
a magazine article published this year about the difference between students using apps for learning and students watching videos for fun
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The blog post from five years ago by parents is the least credible source. It’s opinion-based, likely anecdotal and not peer-reviewed, and may reflect bias or limited evidence.
The other three (peer-reviewed scholarly article, recent newspaper report on a study, and a current magazine piece) are generally more credible — though you should still check each for author expertise, citations to primary research, methodology, and conflicts of interest.
The other three (peer-reviewed scholarly article, recent newspaper report on a study, and a current magazine piece) are generally more credible — though you should still check each for author expertise, citations to primary research, methodology, and conflicts of interest.
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