Which questions determine a researcher's selection of a relevant, credible article? (Select all that apply.)
A) Who or what paid for the research?
B) Is the setting of the study similar to my study?
C) Is the sample of the study similar to mine?
D) Was the article peer reviewed?

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All the options are relevant in determining a researcher's selection of a credible article. The funding source (A) can influence the research outcome. The setting (B) and sample (C) of the study can determine its relevance to the researcher's own study. Whether the article was peer-reviewed (D) can indicate its credibility.

Which Questions Determine a Researcher's Selection of a Relevant, Credible