Question

1. While researching online, you come across an article that prominently displays the author's name. This source is likely to have
A. timeliness.
B. unreliable sources.
C. authority.
D. a direct citation.

Answer 1

In  researching online, if you come across an article that prominently displays the author's name, this source is likely to have authority.

What is an authority?

This is known to be the power of a person to be able to affect others in form of influence or command them.

Note that based on the above,  In  researching online, if you come across an article that prominently displays the author's name, this source is likely to have authority.

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Answer 2

This information source is likely to have a direct citation.

What is a direct citation?

A direct citation typically occurs when an article or any piece of text contains word-for-word contents directly taken from another author’s, or from a previously published work by the author.

In the case of this online article, since it prominently displays the author's name, the rules of academia put the author of the article under obligation to also make direct citations of word-for-word material gotten from other authors or previous works published by him, otherwise, he could be sanctioned for plagiarism.

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