You are writing a research paper on how fake news spreads on social media. What sources should you avoid using? Select all that apply.Multiple select question.sources written 15 or more years agosources with documented information using statistics and factssources published in scholarly journalssources written by social media organizations

You are writing a research paper on how fake news spreads on social media. Which of the following website articles would be the most reliable to use?Multiple choice question.Spotting Misinformation on Social Media is Increasingly Challenging from www.forbes.comAmerica’s Growing Fake News Problem, In One Chart from www.vox.comInformation Overload Helps Fake News Spread, and Social Media Knows It from www.scientificamerican.comTo Foil Fake News, Focus on Infectiousness from www.news.standford.edu

Which source would be most appropriate for researching the question "How does social media affect personal relationships?” a blog post discussing the blogger’s large number of followers a journal article by a psychologist who is studying social media a social media site showing the process of connecting to other users a wiki page discussing appropriate interactions on the internet

Which source for a research paper is most likely to contain bias?a.)A magazine article that presents an equal number of arguments for and against photoshopping images.b.)An almanac that predicts temperatures in the coming spring will be above average.c.)A politician's speech that quotes several famous actors to support the argument.d.)A list issued by the American Medical Association that names the top 10 causes of death in 2018.

Which source is most likely to be accurate?A.A handbook of government statisticsB.A blog entryC.A press release from a companyD.A claim in a political commercial

Select all that applyWhat are some situations where a popular source is more appropriate than a scholarly source? Select all that apply.Multiple select question.When the issue is too recent to have articles about it appear in scholarly publications or scholarly books.When your project is aimed at a general audience.When the project is about students and test anxiety.When a depth of knowledge on a specific topic is needed.