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romanna [79]
2 years ago
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Which type of source would be considered the least credible for researching recent identity theft trends? an interview with a pr

ofessor on a university’s website a personal story featured on an individual’s blog an in-depth study featured on a government website an article on the wall street journal’s website (www.wsj.com)
English
1 answer:
mixer [17]2 years ago
4 0

Answer:

A personal story featured on an individual's blog

Explanation:

Option A would be considered credible, since it is tied to a university. Option C is also credible because it is an in-depth study that is promoted on a publicly-funded page. Option D is credible because the Wall Street Journal is recognized as a reliable news source. Since Option C is written by a private individual with no professional connections that may support their claims, they would be least credible.

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