If you answered "employment statistics from the U. S. Department of Labor website," you were correct! A grass roots organization opposed to gambling may use legitimate statistics but exclude those that don't support a specific agenda. The U.S. government is considered a reliable source for statistics. You can identify a government web site by the ".gov" at the end of the URL.

Again, your research question is "What are the social benefits and liabilities for tribes developing casinos on Indian reservations?"

Here is the next quiz question:

Which source would more likely suit the purpose of your report?

Group of answer choices

pechanga.net, Indian gaming news on the Internet

a peer-reviewed article published in UNLV Gaming Research & eview

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For your research question on the social benefits and liabilities for tribes developing casinos on Indian reservations, the more suitable source would be:

a peer-reviewed article published in UNLV Gaming Research & Review.

Peer-reviewed articles typically provide more reliable and well-researched information, as they undergo a rigorous evaluation process by experts in the field before publication. This is especially important for a research topic that requires credible and statistical analysis of the social impacts of casino development. While pechanga.net might provide some news or information, it may not have the academic rigor and reliability that a peer-reviewed article would offer.