When evaluating a source for credibility, search for
A) Credit given to the designer.
B) An encyclopedia listing.
C) The authors' biography (degrees earned, years of experience/research in their field of study, published books, journals, articles about your topic)
D) Commercial websites

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When evaluating a source for credibility, it is important to look for information about the author(s) such as their education, experience, and publications in their field of study. This can help determine their authority and expertise on the topic. Credit given to the designer (A) or an encyclopedia listing (B) may not necessarily indicate credibility, and commercial websites (D) may have biased or unreliable information.

When Evaluating a Source for Credibility, Search for