Question

2) When locating an online or print source, which of the following is NOT a good question to ask yourself?


Question 2 options:


a. Is the source credible? Is this source self-published (like a blog or Q/A forum), is there no author listed, does this organization publishing look like a credible source?


b. How old is this source? When was this source published. Does the topic of your paper require current source, or will older publications still be relevant?


c. Will this source be convenient for me to use to get to my required number of sources needed for my paper, regardless of content, relevancy, and credibility?


d. Is the writing propaganda, opinion or fact? After reading the source, does the source appear to try and persuade you to one way or another, or does the source appear to state facts. When stating facts, does the source cite ITS sources properly?

Answer 1

Answer:

c. Will this source be convenient for me to use to get to my required number of sources needed for my paper, regardless of content, relevancy, and credibility?

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Answer 2

"Will this source be convenient.... required number of sources needed for my paper, regardless of content, relevancy, and credibility", should not be asked, while locating an online or print source.

What is a print source?

A print source is the hard copy of the content which is written in soft copy and later is printed. Books, newspapers, magazines, research articles all are the examples of print source.

When locating an online or print source, asking the numbers that can be approached from the source instead of asking the credibility and relevance of the source is not a good question to be asked.

Therefore, option C,  Will this source be convenient for me to use to get to my required number of sources needed for my paper, regardless of content, relevancy, and credibility, is correct.

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