When selecting information sources, you should use the CRAAP test evaluation criteria authority to learn about what? A. who is in legal possession of the information B. who are the authors or publishers the information C. who peer-reviewed the information

Which of the following is NOT an effective way to evaluate information?Group of answer choicesExamine the author’s credentials and expertiseConsider how recent the information is and how important this is for the topicDetermine if the information adheres to your belief systemIdentify whether the information can be confirmed with a second source

When evaluating the sources of information, always consider this criterion.Group of answer choicesBoth criteria should be consideredAuthorityAccuracy

The standard criteria for evaluating information resources are: authority, currency, purpose/point of view, and reliability/relevanceGroup of answer choicesTrueFalse

Select the correct answer.Which of these are considered when evaluating sources? A. an author’s credibility or authority B. the timeliness of the information or publishing dates C. the accuracy of evidence used to support information D. all of the above

Select the correct answer.Which step can help you determine if a source is relevant to your research? A. decide if the information seems trustworthy B. determine the author and publication date C. determine the source's central idea D. decide if the information is easy to understand