What is the credibility of the source?

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rewona [7]3 years ago

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Credibility is a property of an entity that expresses the degree of compliance of this entity in the issued information with truth and reality; the higher the credibility, the greater the agreement and acceptance on the part of the audience. Thus, part of the responsibilities of journalists and researchers is to check the credibility of the sources from which they obtain their information, so that what they transmit is true and will not cause any type of damage or confusion to the recipient.

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