What is a tainted source and how should you handle them?

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Viktor [21]3 years ago

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The correct answers:

1) tainted source is adulterated, biased and corrupted information that may eventually affect a study, trial, investigation.

2. Historical research is important because it can help students and teachers (masters, professors, educators) understanding with assurance the fact in a essay/ study/ investigation. The main purpose of historical research is preserving and interpreting facts correctly.

example of dubious secondary information: fake news, when there is divergent information about an official source of information. Often the source language is not appropriate, accurate, and unbiased.

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