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Contrasting Reliable and Unreliable sources

History

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irina1246 [14]3 years ago

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Answer:

Reliable Sources - reliable sources are generally academic sources written by experts but not always. They can also come from the press, or from common people as long as they are well-written, unbiased, and present updated and reliable information.

include academic sources

are written by experts

present reasonable information

Unreliable Sources - unreliable sources are characterized by being misguiding, by having a poor writing, by presenting low quality or outdated information, and by authors who have neither credentials nor credibility.

Unreliable sources

have a biased point of view

present outdated information

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