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Imagine your teacher has assigned you a research paper and has warned you that any paper turned in with faulty or non-credible sourcing will receive an F. Later, while researching, you find an Internet site with just the information you need. How do you verify that the site is credible?

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If it's a .gov or .org it's most likely a credible site. Also look at the bottom of the page, it will often give you the date it was made and the date it was refreshed with new info. It'll also give you the name of the creator/ author which you need. Also check the information with other sources like books and such. If information doesn't quite add up or make sense it's not credible.

As you browse the website to evaluate if the source is reliable and credible: source's author, publication source with latest updations, and author's motivation for creating the source.

What are the credible citations?

It's most likely a legitimate site if it ends in.gov or.org. Look at the bottom of the page for the date it was created as well as the date it was updated with new information.

It will also provide you with the name of the creator/author, which you will require. Check the information with additional sources, such as books and the like. It's not credible if anything doesn't add up or make sense.

For more information about citations, refer below

https://brainly.com/question/9365889

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