Station 2: Credibility Assessment

1. A more credible source of information is:
   1. Independent of the two sides in an argument.
   2. Someone who present peer-reviewed data.
   3. The source that you agree with.
   4. The source that you hear over and over.
   5. A and B are a good start for a credible source.
2. What can be the risks of using a source that lacks credibility?
   1. You make a poor decision.
   2. Lives are damaged, money is lost.
   3. You lose time.
   4. Not much, it all works out in the end.
   5. A, B and C.
3. A credible internet source has the following characteristics?
   1. The site comes from a country where they might be biased.
   2. The site has lots of Ads for weight loss drugs.
   3. It is a site that has a long history of reputable reporting.