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Mia is writing a paper about the benefits of high-intensity cardio exercise. One source says researchers have recently found that this type of exercise may be harmful for certain individuals.
How can Mia most effectively determine the accuracy of this information?
by conducting an internet search to find blog entries on the topic
by asking a close friend to verify that this information is correct
by confirming the facts on .edu, .gov, and academic journal sites
by searching wikis for information on the benefits of high-intensity cardio
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by confirming the facts on .edu, .gov, and academic journal sites
Rationale: university (.edu), government (.gov), and peer-reviewed academic journals are the most reliable sources for verifying research findings. Blogs, wikis, and personal acquaintances are less authoritative and can contain inaccuracies or unverified claims.
Rationale: university (.edu), government (.gov), and peer-reviewed academic journals are the most reliable sources for verifying research findings. Blogs, wikis, and personal acquaintances are less authoritative and can contain inaccuracies or unverified claims.
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