The answer is source B because it has a listed author who is an expert and it is the governments organization website which are more reliable that a .com website. Source A does not even list the author so you do not know who wrote it could be anyone.
C. Phobias are irrational fears about something. They are "irrational" because a person may fear something that would not logically pose any real threat or harm, such as fearing small spaces (claustrophobia) like elevators because one might feel like they are suffocating, even though elevators obviously do not cause people to suffocate.
Having a credible and reliable sources are important in performing research especially on the internet. This is because nowadays with just one click all information can be check on the internet however one is not sure if that is the right one that can then be validated thus there are strategies to know information if they are credible and reliable. One of it is the site one knows and trust mostly is important as it can help narrow down what you're looking for. Another would be checking on the date, select the latest one for it to be more reliable. Another would be checking the credentials for the writer as for you to be sure information provided is credible and lastly check if there are comments such as reviews from the source and the author to make sure that other people are also using the information provided which means it is reliable.