In order for a research source to be useful, its author(s) must have A) bias. B) credentials. C) refutations. D) salaries.
2 answers:
In order for a research source to be useful, its author(s) must have credentials (B) .
Let's define some words:
Bias- prejudice in favor or against something
If the authors are bias, it is possible the research is also bias and won't include factual information. Credentials- a quality, achievement, personal quality, or aspect of a person's background that determines if they are suitable for something
If someone is experienced in the field they are researching, they are knowledgable and the research will likely be factual. Refutations- the action of proving something to be true or false
While refutations are often used in research, it is not something that the author would have, but rather something they might do Salaries- what someone is paid
An author doesn't have to be paid in order to produce quality research.
The Answer should be B. Credentials as going by it's definition and all.
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