How can you know if the information is based on scientifically collected data and if it's corroborated by other sources? Follow

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How can you know if the information is based on scientifically collected data and if it's corroborated by other sources? Follow

the links provided throughout the article. What do you find when you click these links?
a. The links redirect the reader to other PETA articles.
b. The links redirect the reader to a mixture of sources, all from secondary news outlets.
c. The links redirect the reader to primary research articles.
d. The links redirect the reader to government regulatory agency reports.

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disa [49] · Answer 1 · 2022-05-10T08:38:46+03:00

disa [49]3 years ago

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Answer:

A

Explain:

It gives you links to other articles. It states the same info somewhere else.

Radda [10] · Answer 2 · 2022-05-10T06:54:58+03:00

The links redirect the reader to other PETA articles.

Answer: Option A.

<u>Explanation:</u>

A link (short for hyperlink) is a HTML object that permits you to bounce to another area when you snap or tap it. Connections are found on pretty much every site page and give a basic methods for exploring between pages on the web. Connections can be joined to content, pictures, or other HTML components.

A link is a reference to information that the peruser can follow by clicking or tapping. A hyperlink focuses to an entire archive or to a particular component inside a record. Hypertext is content with hyperlinks. The content that is connected from is called stay content.