Which detail from the bibliography entry is important to consider when evaluating the publisher's reputation?

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I do not know if this question has options, but a detail from a bibliographic entry that is important to consider when evaluating the publisher's reputation is the actual name of the publisher. Although the publisher's name is not necessary in certain types of publications, it is definitely essential in a book, primarily for validation purposes. A book by a large and renowned publishing house is seen as more reliable than one that has been published by a small publishing company.

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